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Every page is new. Here is what changed, and where to try it.
Approvals were the tax on every action. On Arc they are gone.
Approve and pay are batched through Arc’s batching contract, so a payment to an X handle is one signature and settles in under a second. The person you pay needs no wallet; they sign in with X and claim to any address.
Pay someoneUSDC and EURC exchange on a card built for the pair: rate, minimum received, route and network cost before you sign, then approve and swap in one transaction. Any other token on 18 chains from the second tab.
Open the exchangeEvery payment gets a page backed by the chain, a settled stamp with the real elapsed time and a share image. Send the link instead of a screenshot.
Native USDC in, native USDC out. Nothing wrapped, nothing pooled.
Circle CCTP v2 in and out of Arc from 17 chains. The fee and the arrival amount are quoted before you sign, every step shows as it happens, and a stopped transfer resumes from the page.
Bridge USDCDeposit USDC once from any Gateway chain and spend it on Arc with a signature instead of a bridge. Circle attests and mints; XyloNet never holds it.
Try one balanceConnect and the home page becomes yours: one dollar figure across Arc and five other chains, EURC, your unified balance, points and what just happened.
Everything you would want to verify is on a page, live.
The PayX contract’s owner, fee, escrow and solvency, both 2-of-3 Safes, RPC health and partner status, read from the chain every minute.
See the trust pageOne point per dollar you move, computed from public data with no sign-up. A top-100 leaderboard, your breakdown, and a per-wallet activity feed.
Check your pointsCreators can get a push notification when a payment lands. XyloNet installs as an app on your phone and keeps working offline for what it can.
Paper, ink and one signal colour for anything that moves money.
Pay, Exchange, Bridge, Points, Docs, Activity and Trust under one header, a bottom bar on phones, a command palette on the desktop, light and dark.
Product docs and the PayX developer docs share one shell with a table of contents that follows you.
Read the docsEvery page passes automated accessibility checks in both themes. Contrast, focus rings, keyboard paths and reduced motion are part of the design system, not an afterthought.
Pay someone on X. It is the fastest way to feel the difference.