How to buy USDC?
Buy USDC – a stablecoin linked to the US dollar – on Bielik, a Polish crypto platform. Simple and transparent.
What is USDC?
USDC is a stablecoin linked to the US dollar that qualifies as an e-money token (EMT) under MiCA. In the European Economic Area it is issued by Circle Internet Financial Europe SAS, based in Paris – an electronic money institution supervised by the French ACPR.
For each USDC in circulation in the EEA, Circle holds one dollar or an equivalent amount of dollar-denominated assets. Holders in the EEA have the right to redeem USDC at any time, at par value (1:1), subject to AML checks.
According to the white paper, USDC is issued on 36 blockchain networks. USDC is not designed to generate returns for holders or to increase in value.
What is USDC used for?
The US dollar on the blockchain
USDC reflects the value of the US dollar on blockchain networks, so you can hold and send funds in dollars within the crypto world.
Exchange for other cryptocurrencies
On Bielik, USDC can be exchanged for other available cryptocurrencies and back.
1:1 redemption
The holder has the right to redeem USDC with the issuer at par value, in line with Circle’s terms.
No interest
USDC does not give the right to interest or any other returns on the issuer’s reserve assets.
How is USDC backed?
- For each USDC in circulation in the EEA there is one dollar or an equivalent amount of dollar-denominated assets.
- Reserves are held with regulated financial institutions in accounts segregated from Circle’s own funds.
- An independent accounting firm confirms every month that reserves at least match the amount of USDC in circulation.
- Reserves may include interest-bearing accounts and short-term securities.
USDC is not covered by a deposit guarantee scheme or an investor compensation scheme. According to the white paper, 73 billion USDC were in circulation in September 2026.
Who issues USDC?
In the EEA, USDC is issued by Circle Internet Financial Europe SAS (trading as Circle France), based at 4 Rue de Marivaux in Paris – an electronic money institution registered with the ACPR.
USDC was first issued in September 2018 by the US company Circle Internet Financial, LLC. Since July 2024 the European Circle entity has been the second issuer of USDC. Circle also issues the euro-linked EURC stablecoin.
History of USDC
First issuance of USDC by Circle Internet Financial, LLC.
First notification of the USDC white paper under MiCA.
Circle Internet Financial Europe SAS becomes a second issuer of USDC.
Another white paper update notified to the ACPR.
Buy USDC in 3 steps
Create an account
All you need is an account to check the price and buy USDC.
Top up your wallet
Use the available payment methods and follow the price of USDC and other cryptocurrencies in real time.
Invest
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Available payment methods
More methods coming soonBank transfer
Top up your account with a standard transfer from your bank.
- No additional fees
- A safe, proven method
Payment card
Instant transactions and immediate crediting of funds.
Mobile payments
Convenient payments you can complete in seconds.
Frequently asked questions
How much does USDC cost?
USDC is linked 1:1 to the US dollar, but its market price may briefly deviate slightly from 1 dollar. Check the current price in the Bielik app.
How do I pay for USDC?
You can currently top up your account by bank transfer. Card payments (Visa, Mastercard) as well as BLIK, Apple Pay and Google Pay are coming soon.
Where can I find the USDC white paper?
The MiCA white paper for USDC was published by the issuer, Circle Internet Financial Europe SAS. Open the white paper
How is USDC different from EURC?
Both tokens are issued by Circle. USDC is linked to the US dollar, and EURC to the euro.
Have questions?
Our team will be happy to help you buy USDC and other cryptocurrencies.
The information on this page is based on the MiCA white paper for USDC (Circle Internet Financial Europe SAS). This content is for information purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.