Pulsar Targets Seamless Cross-Currency Spending on Arc Pulsar Money is building a stablecoin-native money app on Arc, aiming to make multi-currency payments as straightforward as using a conv
Pulsar Money is building a stablecoin-native money app on Arc, aiming to make multi-currency payments as straightforward as using a conventional banking app. The goal is to help people hold, convert, transfer, and spend across currencies from one unified experience without requiring them to manage chains, bridges, gas, or routing.
Circle launched Arc, opening the public mainnet on September 16, 2026.Pulsar Money has announced it will launch exclusively on Arc, becoming one of the first consumer-focused financial applications to operate on the network.The company aims to simplify the use of stablecoins by offering a mobile experience similar to a traditional banking application, while supporting regulated digital assets and payment infrastructure.
Pulsar Money is a Europe-focused, multi-currency stablecoin app launching as a consumer product on Arc.Designed for the European market, Pulsar allows users to hold, spend, and instantly swap multiple fiat-backed stablecoins from a single app while accessing regulated payment infrastructure. The app is building multiple funding routes, including bank transfer, card, Apple Pay, and 1:1 stablecoin deposits, with ACH and SEPA support planned, all converging into one balance.
Under the hood, Arc gives Pulsar Money the infrastructure for USDC-based fees, deterministic finality, USDC and EURC flows, StableFX for currency conversion, and Circle infrastructure for crosschain stablecoin movement. The design philosophy is deliberate: stablecoins power the experience without becoming the interface.
Currency conversions between USDC and EURC, both issued by Circle's regulated affiliates, will be powered by StableFX, Circle's institutional-grade foreign exchange engine for stablecoins.Arc itself is an open Layer-1 blockchain built by Circle, purpose-built for stablecoin finance, using USDC as its native gas token, with sub-second finality and EVM compatibility.
The network supports more than 20 fiat stablecoins, including USDC, EURC, JPYC, KRW1, and TRYB, while tokenized assets including BlackRock's BUIDL and Circle's USYC are available natively on Arc. For Pulsar Money, that breadth of infrastructure provides a foundation to expand currency support over time as the ecosystem grows.
The app turns supported stablecoins into spendable USD or EUR balances through a virtual Visa card, with an optional DeFi yield feature.Pulsar Money uses regulated partner infrastructure and MiCA-compliant stablecoins to manage USD and EUR balances.
Sources:Pulsar Money Launches on Arc to Bring Multi-Currency Stablecoin Banking to Europe — CryptowisserWhat Is Arc? The Stablecoin Blockchain From USDC Issuer Circle — DecryptCircle Launches Arc Mainnet With USDC as Native Gas Token — TradingView
