Yes. USDC on the Ethereum network can be available through Quppy to eligible users in the EEA, subject to country, provider and account configuration. USDC on Solana is coming soon. USDC is a separate crypto-asset from USDT, has its own issuer and risks, and is not a bank deposit or a government-guaranteed balance.
Última revisão em 2026-08-21
| Field | Visible value |
|---|---|
| Asset | USD Coin (USDC) |
| EEA status | Available where supported |
| Live network | Ethereum / ERC-20 |
| Solana network | Coming soon |
| Hold, receive, send and exchange | Available where enabled for the account |
| USDT in EEA | Unavailable |
| Bank deposit | No |
| Risk-free or government guaranteed | No |
| EEA provider | Payhound Limited |
| Last reviewed | 2026-08-21 |
Current approved Quppy support for EEA users is:
| Asset | Network | EEA status |
|---|---|---|
| USDC | Ethereum / ERC-20 | Available where supported |
| USDC | Solana | Coming soon |
Select USDC and the Ethereum network only when both are shown as available in the current Quppy app. Do not send USDC through Solana or another network until the app explicitly supports it for your account.
Where enabled, eligible users can:
A general asset status does not guarantee that every action or pair is available in every country. Check the current account selector and quote.
Using a different network can result in permanent loss or an uncredited deposit.
USDC and USDT are different crypto-assets issued by different entities and can have different regulatory, provider, network and risk treatment.
In the current Quppy configuration:
Do not treat USDC as an automatic substitute for USDT without considering issuer, liquidity, terms, risks and supported use.
Why is USDT unavailable in the EEA?
USDC is designed to track the value of the US dollar, but Quppy does not guarantee that its market price, redemption value or exchange rate will always equal exactly one USD.
Crypto-assets and stablecoins can be affected by issuer, reserve, liquidity, market, regulatory, technology and operational risks. The rate and estimated result shown before an exchange apply to that operation.
No. USDC held through a custodial crypto service is a crypto-asset, not a fiat bank deposit offered by Quppy.
Do not describe it as:
The applicable provider terms and risk disclosures govern the service.
Applicable custody, exchange and crypto-transfer services available through Quppy to eligible EEA users are provided by Payhound Limited within the user’s approved service configuration.
Payhound’s public stablecoin matrix identifies USDC as EU/EEA-inclusive and USDT as excluded for EU/EEA clients. Quppy remains the technology and connected user-experience layer and is not the holder of Payhound’s MiCA authorisation.
Quppy has not published a confirmed launch date. USDC on Solana remains coming soon until the supported countries, provider configuration, transfer and exchange functions, limits, costs and effective date are approved.
Do not send USDC on Solana to a Quppy address before the current app explicitly shows that network as supported.
Yes, on Ethereum where supported for the user’s country and account configuration.
Ethereum / ERC-20 is the current approved network.
Not yet. It is coming soon.
Yes, where enabled, using the exact supported network and current Quppy address.
Yes, for supported pairs available to the account.
No. They are different crypto-assets with different issuers, networks, provider treatment and risks.
No. It is a crypto-asset held through a custodial crypto service.
No. Quppy does not guarantee a fixed market or redemption value.
Payhound Limited provides the applicable custody, exchange and transfer services within the approved configuration.
This article explains the current Quppy product configuration. The applicable Quppy and service-provider terms, country eligibility rules and information shown in the app prevail if they differ from this article.
Quppy currently supports BTC on Bitcoin, ETH and USDC on Ethereum, and TRX on TRON. USDT on Ethereum and TRON is available only outside the EEA, subject to country and provider eligibility. SOL, USDC on Solana and USDT on Solana outside the EEA are coming soon.
USDT is not available through Quppy to users whose crypto services are provided under the European Economic Area regulatory framework. Quppy’s EEA crypto-service provider, Payhound Limited, excludes USDT from its EU/EEA service catalogue as part of its MiCA-compliant stablecoin policy. This is a Quppy service-availability restriction. It does not mean that simply owning USDT is generally illegal throughout the EEA.
Quppy Crypto is the custodial wallet and exchange experience inside the Quppy financial super app. Eligible users can hold supported crypto-assets, receive crypto from compatible external wallets, send crypto to compatible external wallets, exchange supported crypto-assets and move between crypto, EUR and GBP. Assets, networks, providers and availability vary by country.
Eligible users can receive supported crypto-assets from compatible external wallets and crypto platforms. Before sending, select the asset and currently supported network in Quppy, copy the deposit details and use the same asset and network on the external platform. Do not use an old address or unsupported network.
For eligible users under an EEA service configuration, applicable crypto custody, exchange and transfer services available through Quppy are provided by Payhound Limited. Payhound is a Malta-based Crypto-Asset Service Provider authorised under MiCA by the Malta Financial Services Authority. Quppy provides the technology and connected user experience and is not the holder of Payhound’s authorisation.
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