- Allbridge Core now supports native USDC Bridge from Solana, Ethereum, Base, Sui, Stellar to Algorand.
- algorand USDC Forwarding requires ASA opt-in and small something balance, typically around 0.1 something By asset
Allbridge Core added Algorand to the cross-chain bridge network, enabling support for non-EVM environments and native forwarding of EVM. USDC To the Algorand ecosystem. This update allows users to USDC In its own format, as opposed to a wrapped token.
Allbridge Core said the integration is designed to allow users to access Algorand-based DeFi applications with lower friction. of announcement We position Algorand as the latest non-EVM Layer 1 supported bridging platform.
@Allbridge_io Algorand integration has started.
Users can now bridge USDC You can access Algorand from several chains including Solana, Avalanche, Base, Ethereum, Sui, Stellar, and more.
Algorand interoperability is here
See below for more details. pic.twitter.com/RayLsXTv5r
— Algorand Foundation (@AlgoFoundation) January 16, 2026
This integration is centered around Algorand’s network design, which differs from Ethereum-compatible chains in tooling and asset standards. Algorand uses Algorand Standard Assets (ASA), where tokens are implemented at the protocol level rather than through tokens. smart contract.
native USDC Reaching Algorand through Allbridge Core Integration
This release allows users to natively bridge USDC Between Algorand and multiple networks supported by Allbridge Core, including Solana, Ethereum, Base, Sui, and Stellar. The service is aimed at users who want to move stablecoin liquidity across the ecosystem without converting it to a wrapped version, which can introduce additional steps and contract risks. Allbridge Core provides a direct entry point to stablecoins. DeFi Algorand goes to market by providing native support USDC At Algorand.
Algorand’s instant finality is another feature cited by Allbridge Core when performing transfers. Transactions on Algorand complete as soon as they are added to a block, eliminating the need to wait for multiple confirmations. This allows users to minimize the uncertainty of remittances in bridge operations, which typically check confirmations before remittances.
This update also introduces Algorand-specific requirements that users must complete before receiving. USDC. Algorand accounts must “opt in” to an asset ID before tokens can be deposited into the wallet. An opt-in is an on-chain transaction that links assets to an account, with a small amount of something Balance, usually about 0.1 something Covers storage rules on your network for each asset. Allbridge Core noted that its interface and supported wallets will guide users through this step before the bridge completes the transfer.
Wallet support is handled through Algorand native options rather than MetaMask. Allbridge Core said it will integrate with Pera Wallet for mobile users and Lute for those who prefer browser extensions. This bridge also includes an option to send small amounts of additional messages. something Alongside transfers to cover basic network fees and enable account setup steps. USDC Opt-in.
Previously, CNF reported Algorand Foundation announced that following 2025 of technological advances, it has announced key milestones for its 2026 roadmap. Plans include confirming our expansion into the US, announcing a new board of directors, and upcoming product releases such as Rocca Wallet and AlgoKit 4.0.
