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Circle Deposit

Stablecoin issuer deposit infrastructure

Circle operates deposit addresses across EVM networks to manage USDC, EURC, and USYC reserves. The tracked addresses on this page represent select on-chain entry points for Circle's institutional and operational holdings. This is core infrastructure for one of crypto's largest dollar-denominated stablecoin ecosystems, with tens of billions in circulation across Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, and other EVM chains.

These verified addresses were identified through public blockchain records and Circle's own disclosures about operational wallets. Circle maintains custody of backing reserves in segregated cold storage and regulated bank accounts, keeping stablecoin minting tightly controlled. The addresses listed here show inbound flows tied to reserve management and liquidity provisioning on EVM networks.

/ Overview
On-chain footprint
4
Tracked addresses
1
Networks · EVM
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First seen on-chain
/ Context
Cold storage and reserve ops

Circle's deposit wallets function as collection points for collateral and operational transfers. Transactions into the addresses on this page typically precede minting events or reserve rebalancing across different EVM layers. The pattern reflects a custodian managing multiple chains while maintaining strict separation between hot operational keys and cold reserve vaults.

/ Vault
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010x774ae279c21b6a17a6e2bd5ab5398ff98f398807EVMVIEW
020xbe84c0e15c37b1fd5b278496b1bd3f06198f8308EVMVIEW
030xe70c7de9feff1c54993c08a284b7fd71cb4158c5EVMVIEW
040xe725b25cfbb2456fc7efd2cda04267dd2413118fEVMVIEW
/ See also
Related entities
/ Questions
FAQ
How does Circle custody its stablecoin reserves?
Circle segregates reserves in cold storage and regulated banking partners. The on-chain addresses tracked here are operational entry points, not the primary reserve vaults. This dual approach (on-chain wallets plus off-chain custodian relationships) reduces exposure on any single chain.
What is USDC and how does Circle issue it?
USDC is a USD-pegged stablecoin issued by Circle, with each token backed 1:1 by USD reserves or short-term treasuries. Circle burns and mints USDC based on redemption requests from authorized partners, with the addresses on this page handling inbound collateral flows that trigger new issuance.
How were these specific addresses attributed to Circle?
The verified addresses listed here come from Circle's published documentation and blockchain analytics flagging their operational wallets. These represent a sample of Circle's EVM deposit infrastructure, not an exhaustive count of all Circle-controlled wallets across all networks.
What other stablecoins does Circle issue besides USDC?
Circle also issues EURC (euro-denominated) and USYC (tokenized money market fund pegged to short-term US treasuries). All three operate on EVM networks and follow the same reserve-backed issuance model as USDC.