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Samsung to add USDC cross-border transfers to Wallet in late October

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Samsung says it will support USDC cross-border transfers in Samsung Wallet from the last week of October, starting with eligible Galaxy users in the US across about 82m devices. The service will use Solana and Sui, with Bastion as licensed custodian and Coinbase Prime as sub-custodian, and no transfer fees.

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The story so far: Sui Samsung Wallet integration

Sui said Samsung Wallet will integrate its network, enabling gas-free USDC transfers across 82m Galaxy devices in the US. Samsung then said USDC cross-border transfers in Samsung Wallet start in late October, using Solana and Sui, with Bastion as custodian and Coinbase Prime as sub-custodian. Samsung Wallet has now…

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  1. Sui says Samsung Wallet integration brings gas-free USDC transfers to 82m US Galaxy devices

  2. Sui says Samsung Wallet will support it on 82m US Galaxy devices

  3. Samsung to add USDC cross-border transfers to Wallet in late October

  4. Sui plans Samsung Wallet integration for USDC transfers, US launch in late October

  5. Samsung Wallet launches Solana USDC account for US Galaxy users

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