Secux’s hardware wallet provider has announced that USDC Stablecoin support will be available on the XDC network. This represents a significant expansion of partnership between the two blockchain infrastructure companies. The integration allows Secux wallet users to store, directly and receive USDCs on their XDC networks using fast, low-cost transactions, while maintaining cold storage security. Secux is using code XDC20, which is valid until October 10, 2025, to 20% off all hardware wallets.
Strategic alignment to XDC network launch with Circle
The timing of this integration is exactly in line with Circle’s recent native USDC launch on the XDC network. USDC was active in XDC in mid-September 2025, allowing developers and businesses to access fully reserved Stablecoin features without relying on wrapped tokens or third-party connections, alongside Circle’s Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol V2.
As of August 2025, more than $67 billion in USDC had been distributed across multiple chains. This native approach differs from a bridged version that relies on custodian and third-party infrastructure, providing users with US dollar security and direct reimbursement.
For Secux users, this means access to combat-tested Stablecoin infrastructure that supports billions of dollars in daily trading across Defi applications, with precisely precise areas where the XDC network is building its reputation.
Cold Storage Security Meets the Efficiency of Enterprise Blockchain
Secux’s hardware wallet line, including V20, W20, W10, Nifty, Shield Bio, and Neo series models, offers Vault-Grade security through offline private key storage. USDC integration over the XDC network allows users to secure cold storage and take advantage of the speed and cost-effectiveness of the XDC enterprise blockchain.
XDC networks are tokenized, EVM compatible, and can be built to serve the trade finance sector. This business emphasis is an ideal option for integrating USDCs, along with domestic utilities, particularly with agencies pursuing an interest in having reliable, auditable stability.
The integrated hardware wallet screen allows users to verify transaction information before allowing transfers to resolve key security concerns in Stablecoins management. This is especially important when dealing with larger transaction volumes in the enterprise context.
XDC Network Expansion
Secux integration demonstrates the development of mainstream infrastructure support for XDC networks as a viable enterprise blockchain. Hardware wallet support is often seen as a maturity indicator for the blockchain ecosystem and indicates sufficient user demand and technical reliability.
With the launch of native USDC on the XDC network, Stablecoin will be a universal payments layer, leveraging traditional funding and decentralized ecosystems. As Secux now offers Secure Custody Options, infrastructure is becoming more broadly broader than more comprehensive institutions.
Users who have already acquired an XDC token can manage their USDC with the same secure hardware interface. This simplifies portfolio management and reduces security risks compared to having multiple wallet solutions.
Conclusion
Secux brings USDC into the XDC network to meet the evolving infrastructure of a blockchain-based enterprise ecosystem. Integration supports real-world requirements of the market by integrating hardware-level security and circles. It provides fully reserved Stablecoin on a network designed to provide real business applications. Time-sensitive discounts are an opportunity for users who want to purchase XDC network resources, while broader integrations indicate that enterprise blockchain infrastructure moves towards institutional levels.
