Arc

Arc swaps

Compare swaps on Arc, chain ID 5042. Network fees use USDC. Check token contracts and available routes before moving funds to this network.

Arc is Circle’s EVM-compatible layer 1. USDC pays gas and appears as one balance in SwapRoute, even though Arc also exposes it through an ERC-20 contract. The opening pair is USDC to EURC; keep some USDC available for network fees. WETH on Arc is a token, not the gas currency.

Token guides for Arc

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Selected tokens and networks

USDC on Arc to EURC on Arc

Both tokens in this selection are on Arc (chain ID 5042). It does not require a transfer to another network. Changing a token or network in the swap box changes the route.

You pay

USD Coin (USDC)

Arc · 18 decimals

Native USDC, also used for gas. Its ERC-20 interface shares this balance and uses 6 decimals; this selection uses 18.

Gas and approvals
Keep USDC on Arc for network fees. USDC is the native asset here, so spending it does not need an ERC-20 approval. Leave some behind for gas.
Compare an executable quote
Enter an amount and connect a wallet to request available routes. A preview uses reference prices and cannot be executed. Review the provider, fees, recipient and minimum received for your amount before signing.

How to review a swap · Swap and bridge risks · How routes and fees are compared

Bridge to and from Arc

Swap guides involving Arc

Browse 4 catalog tokens on Arc

A catalog entry identifies a token; quote availability depends on the amount and provider. Check the contract in the token guide.

FAQ

Swapping on Arc — FAQ

Which token pays gas on Arc?

USDC pays network fees on Arc (chain ID 5042). Keep some available for approvals and swaps even when trading a stablecoin or another token.

How do I check that my tokens are on Arc?

Check the network in your wallet and look up the token contract on https://explorer.arc.io. An identical wallet address or token symbol on another chain does not mean the balances are shared.

Does a swap on Arc require a bridge?

If both selected tokens are on Arc, the swap stays on that network. Selecting an input or output on another network requires a cross-chain route. Review the destination network and minimum received before signing.