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Accept USDC on Arbitrum payments without KYC

Ethereum-grade settlement at L2 prices

Arbitrum brings Ethereum's security model to L2 prices: USDC transfers settle for cents with the ecosystem depth of the Arbitrum rollup. It suits buyers who keep funds in the Arbitrum DeFi orbit and want mainnet-adjacent settlement without mainnet gas.

Addressing matches every other EVM asset: one static 0x address from any wallet, unique amount windows for concurrent invoices, ERC-20 Transfer detection with a 40-confirmation budget (~2–3 minutes).

Networks & confirmations

NetworkAssetConfirmationsTime
ArbitrumUSDC40~2–3 min

Addressing modes

Direct (non-custodial)

Payments go straight to your wallet: static address + unique amounts — one EVM address receives the transfers; amount windows disambiguate concurrent invoices. Any wallet showing a standard EVM address works.

Create an invoice for USDC

curl -X POST https://api.zerokyc-payments.com/v1/invoices \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer pk_test_..." \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "Idempotency-Key: order-1042" \
  -d '{
    "amount": "49.00",
    "base_currency": "USD",
    "payment_currency": "USDC_ARBITRUM",
    "order_id": "order-1042"
  }'

Replace the API key with your pk_test key from the console. Full flow in the quickstart.

USDC on Arbitrum payment FAQ

Arbitrum vs Polygon for USDC?

Both confirm in two to three minutes at cents-level fees. Arbitrum leans on Ethereum's rollup security and DeFi depth; Polygon often undercuts on the smallest transfers. Enabling both costs nothing.

Why 40 confirmations here and 50 on Polygon?

Different reorg profiles: Arbitrum's rollup finality settles deeper sooner, so 40 blocks give the same safety margin that 50 give on Polygon. Both land in roughly the same two-to-three-minute window.

Which USDC contract is used?

The native USDC contract on Arbitrum One (0xaf88d0…5831). Transfers from any standard ERC-20 wallet or exchange are detected.

Does the same address serve other Arbitrum tokens?

Yes — one 0x address receives everything you enable on Arbitrum. Connect it once; the invoice amount matching keeps the rails apart.

Start accepting USDC on Arbitrum today

Create an account, paste your payout address or connect a wallet, and generate your first USDC invoice in minutes. Want to accept USDC plus everything else? Set payment_currency=any and let the buyer choose the coin at checkout.