USDC
USDCUSD Coin is a fully collateralized US Dollar stablecoin issued by Circle. Each USDC token is backed 1:1 by US Dollars held in regulated US bank accounts, and trades natively on the Aptos Decentralized Exchange against APT.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the issuer address mean?
Every Stellar asset except XLM is created by an account, and that account’s address is the issuer. It is the asset’s real identity: two tokens can both call themselves USDC and be entirely unrelated.
What is a trustline?
A trustline is your account’s permission to hold a given asset, and Stellar will not deliver a token you have not opted into. Each one locks 0.5 XLM of your reserve, released when you remove it.
How is the price calculated?
From real trades on the Stellar DEX: what the asset last traded at against XLM, read from the network rather than quoted by us. The dollar figure converts that at the live XLM rate, so the two can disagree.
What does it cost to use LumosCore?
LumosCore charges 0.2% per trade, reduced to 0.1% if you hold at least 250,000 LUMOS. On top of that Stellar itself charges a network fee of a small fraction of a cent.
What is a locked issuer address?
A locked issuer has given up its own signing keys, so no more of the asset can ever be minted and the supply you can see is final. An unlocked issuer can still mint at any time.