Samsung Wallet adds USDC transfers for 82 million US Galaxy users
Image: Crypto.newsSamsung has announced USDC stablecoin transfers will launch via Samsung Wallet in late October 2026 for 82 million US Galaxy device users. Eligible users can send USDC to crypto wallets and bank accounts in over 60 countries with no Samsung transfer fees. Sui and Solana provide blockchain infrastructure, while Coinbase Prime will custody USDC through Bastion. All transactions require biometric authentication on registered Galaxy devices.
Key points
- Sui is a blockchain infrastructure partner for the USDC transfer service.
- Coinbase will custody USDC held in Samsung Wallet.
Why it matters
The integration places USDC directly inside Samsung Wallet, a mainstream consumer payment app, so users do not need a separate crypto application to access stablecoin transfers. It also enables easy movement between traditional money and USDC via included fiat on-ramps and off-ramps.
What's unclear
Whether international transfers to over 60 countries are part of the late October launch or pending regulatory approval
Whether Sui is the sole blockchain infrastructure partner or if Solana is also a partner
Price context · USDC
At publication
$0.9996
Now
$0.9995
Change since
−0.01%
7 days
Sources · 7 publishers
CoinCentral
Tier 3
Samsung to Launch USDC Transfers on Solana for US Galaxy Users
Cryptonews.com
Tier 2
USDC Transfers Are Coming to Samsung Wallet
Cointelegraph
Tier 1
Samsung Wallet to add USDC transfers for US Galaxy users in October
Decrypt
Tier 1
Samsung Wallet Taps Solana for USDC Transfers on 82M US Galaxy Devices
Blockonomi
Tier 3
Samsung Wallet to Support USDC Transfers on Solana for 82 Million US Galaxy Users
Unchained
Tier 1
Samsung Wallet Brings USDC Transfers to 82 Million US Galaxy Devices in Late October
Coverage timeline
- First reported by Crypto.news
- Also reported by CoinCentral
- CryptoVideos brief published
- 6 more publishers added to sources
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