Arc Packages USDC Funding and Morpho Lending for Apps

Borrow Kit lets apps offer cirBTC-backed loans, while Onramp purchases require provider identity checks and regional eligibility.

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Arc Packages USDC Funding and Morpho Lending for Apps

Circle's Arc blockchain has packaged stablecoin purchases, lending and bitcoin-backed borrowing into three developer kits for apps on its mainnet. Arc's Sept. 30 announcement brings together Onramp Kit, Earn Kit and Borrow Kit. The software lets developers put those functions inside their own... Read the full story at The Defiant

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