Morph’s “State of Stablecoins” report says that by 2030 stablecoins are expected to account for about 10% of global cross-border payments, and that the current annual transaction volume has already reached $3.3 trillion. Enterprise B2B payments are seeing significant growth, with settlement volumes expected to exceed $5 trillion in 2026 and the market size potentially reaching $1.9 trillion by 2030. Morph has also launched a $150 million Payment Accelerator to support the development of stablecoin infrastructure.

Morph’s release report shows that the annual trading volume of stablecoins has reached $3.3 trillion, surpassing Visa and Mastercard. It is predicted that it will exceed $5 trillion by 2026, and by 2030 stablecoins will account for 10% of global cross-border payments.

Morph blockchain network launches USDC and Circle Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP), enabling cross-chain transfer of USDC while maintaining supply integrity. The protocol supports various payment scenarios and promotes the development of on-chain payment infrastructure.

USDC and the cross-chain transfer protocol CCTP are now live on the Ethereum L2 network Morph, supporting payments, remittances, and DeFi transactions. CCTP enables cross-chain transfer of USDC between Morph and other blockchains. The first batch of integrated partners includes a CEX, Bulba, and Stargate.

USDC will be launched on Morph via Circle's CCTP as a USD-denominated settlement asset. CCTP supports USDC transfers across blockchains, ensuring 1:1 supply consistency, and is suitable for scenarios such as payments and cross-border remittances, helping to develop Morph's payment and settlement capabilities.

Morph announces the launch of a $150 million payment accelerator program aimed at helping payment companies bring real-world real-time transactions onto the blockchain. Participants are required to demonstrate secure architecture and compliance capabilities, meeting KYC and anti-money laundering standards.