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Stableflow

Coverage

28 networks, five rails, one integration.

Coverage is not a list of logos — it is the number of distinct paths funds can take. Here is the whole map.

Settlement rails

Independent rails, priced side by side

Each rail is a different mechanism with different cost, speed and failure modes. Stableflow compares all of them per quote.

1Click

NEAR Intents

Intent settlement

Solvers compete to fill a signed transfer intent. The route with the best executable output wins.

CCTP

Circle

Burn and mint

Native USDC is burned on the source chain and minted on the destination — no wrapped assets, no liquidity pool.

USDT0

LayerZero

OFT transfer

Omnichain USDT moves as a single fungible asset across every connected chain.

FraxZero

Frax Finance

frxUSD settlement

frxUSD settles across chains through Frax’s zero-fee transfer layer.

Native

Direct

On-chain transfer

When the source and destination are the same network, funds move directly with no bridge in between.

Mixed routes

Two rails, one transfer

  • CCTP → 1Click
  • 1Click → CCTP
  • USDT0 → 1Click
  • 1Click → USDT0
  • FraxZero → 1Click
  • 1Click → FraxZero

Assets

Stablecoins first

Any token on a supported network can be routed where a rail exists for it. These four are first-class.

USDT

Tether USD

USDC

USD Coin

USDT0

Omnichain USDT

frxUSD

Frax USD

Networks

All 28

21 EVM · 1 Solana · 1 NEAR · 1 Tron · 2 Move · 1 TON · 1 UTXO

  • Ethereum
  • Arbitrum
  • Base
  • Optimism
  • Polygon
  • BNB Chain
  • Avalanche
  • X Layer
  • Berachain
  • Plasma
  • Mantle
  • MegaETH
  • Ink
  • Stable
  • Celo
  • Sei
  • Flare
  • Fraxtal
  • GGnosis
  • KKatana
  • PPharos
  • Solana
  • NEAR
  • Tron
  • Aptos
  • SSui
  • TTON
  • ZZcash

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