USDT on Solana and Arbitrum Is Now Live on Chainflip
Chainflip now supports USDT on Solana and Arbitrum, connecting two of the largest pools of stablecoin liquidity in crypto to its cross-chain swap network.
Solana and Arbitrum Hold Billions in USDT Liquidity
Solana holds $15.2 billion in total stablecoin supply, with USDT accounting for $3.07 billion of that. The chain processes over $2.6 billion in DEX volume daily across 2.1 million active addresses. Stablecoin activity on Solana is high-frequency and growing, up 1.96% in the past week.
Arbitrum holds $3.97 billion in stablecoins, with USDT at $928 million. It runs $303 million in daily DEX volume alongside $1.73 billion in perpetuals volume, making it the dominant Ethereum L2 for DeFi power users and leveraged traders.
Together, these chains account for a significant share of where USDT actually moves in crypto.
Chainflip Now Routes USDT Across Both Networks Natively
Traders can now swap USDT natively between Solana, Arbitrum, and other Chainflip-supported chains. No bridges. No wrapped tokens. No centralized intermediaries routing your funds.
Swaps settle through Chainflip's decentralized custody model, secured by validators rather than a central operator. USDT is the largest stablecoin globally at $183.66 billion in supply across 101 chains, representing 59.64% of the total stablecoin market. Getting native cross-chain access to it across two high-volume networks is a meaningful expansion of what Chainflip can route.
Chainflip Is Building the Deepest Native Stablecoin Swap Layer in DeFi
This adds to an expanding stablecoin footprint on Chainflip. The protocol already supports USDC across multiple chains, and native stablecoin liquidity continues to deepen across its pools.
Cross-chain stablecoin swaps sit at the center of how capital moves in DeFi. Chainflip's approach differs from bridge-based alternatives. Assets are held under a decentralized custody model, not a centralized custodian or multisig, with crypto-economic security enforced by the validator set.
Start Swapping, Earning, and Deploying USDT Today
- Swap USDT between Solana, Arbitrum, and other supported networks
- Access Chainflip's Stablecoin Strategies to earn optimized yields on deposited stablecoins
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FAQ
Does swapping USDT on Chainflip require KYC?
No. Chainflip is a decentralized protocol. Swaps are permissionless and require no account or verification.
Is USDT on Solana the same as USDT on Arbitrum?
Both are issued by Tether but are separate token instances on different chains. Chainflip handles the cross-chain settlement natively.
How is custody handled during a USDT swap?
Assets are secured by Chainflip's validator set through a decentralized custody model. There is no centralized custodian holding funds during the swap.
Which stablecoins does Chainflip support?
Chainflip currently supports USDT and USDC across multiple chains, with stablecoin coverage continuing to expand.