Circle launched Paymaster: a tool for paying gas fees in USDC, which simplifies transactions on Arbitrum and Base, removing the need for native tokens and providing easy integration for developers 👨‍💻

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Circle launches Paymaster — a tool for paying gas fees in USDC. This solution simplifies transactions by eliminating the need for native tokens such as ETH for users and developers. Paymaster allows for easy integration into applications, providing convenience and removing the complexity of managing cryptocurrencies. In the future, support is expected to expand to other blockchains and cross-chain features for gas payments across different platforms with USDC.

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