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The network your wallet or exchange shows for this address. Payers will see it on the scan page: a transfer via a different network can be lost.
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Why a USDC QR code
Circle's dollar stablecoin lives on Base, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum One, Avalanche C-Chain, Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain, and each version is a separate token. Hand a client only an address and they may pick a chain your wallet never watches. A USDC QR code bundles the address with the chain you chose, and the page that opens after the scan spells that chain out in a warning box above a copy button. Add an amount when you bill a fixed sum. Behind the image sits an editable redirect, so a new address or chain can be set in the editor while the stickers stay as they are.
- Senders learn the correct chain from the same scan that gives them the address.
- Seven chains to choose from, Base and Solana among them.
- The scan page warns against other chains and lets the sender copy the address in one tap.
- Receiving address, chain and amount stay editable after printing.
Remote contractors
Freelancers billed in digital dollars add the code to their invoice together with the sum.
Online communities
Creators receive tips in USDC, and supporters see straight away which chain to use.
Conference booths
Web3 exhibitors sell merchandise or workshop seats for USDC on a low-fee chain such as Base.
Cross-border clients
Small agencies get paid by overseas customers who prefer a stablecoin to an international wire.
Fundraising
Projects list a USDC option next to other ways to give, with the chain stated on the page.
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USDC Address QR Code Generator
A USDC QR code bundles your receiving address with the chain it belongs to, so a client paying in stablecoins never has to ask which network to pick.
What is this QR code?
The image carries a QR Global redirect to a payment page showing the address, the chain you selected and any amount. Because wallets read USDC links inconsistently across chains, the page offers a copy button rather than a wallet launcher.
Best use cases
- ✓Recipient address cards with a separately stated network.
- ✓Invoice references that identify the intended USDC recipient.
How to generate your QR code
Take the receiving address from the wallet account that should get the funds.
Paste it, choose the chain that wallet uses and add an optional amount.
Mention the chain next to the printed code as well, for example on the invoice.
Before printing, check the address shown after a test scan against the one in your wallet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which chains can I pick?
Base, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum One, Avalanche C-Chain, Ethereum (ERC-20) and BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20). Pick the one your wallet shows for this address.
Does scanning confirm a payment?
No. Confirm the actual transaction and recipient within the wallet or payment service.
Why does the chain matter so much?
USDC on Solana and USDC on Ethereum are different assets that happen to share a name. Coins sent over a chain that your wallet is not watching can vanish from view or require a costly recovery.
Which chains can I pick for USDC?
Base, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum One, Avalanche C-Chain, Ethereum (ERC-20) and BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20). TRON and TON appear in the list for USDT only.
How does the sender get my address into their wallet?
Wallets do not agree on a single USDC payment link across chains, so the page skips that and offers copying. The sender pastes the address into the send screen with the same chain selected.
Can I give an exchange deposit address?
Only when that exchange needs no memo or tag on the chosen chain, since the code has no field for one. A self-custody wallet address sidesteps the question.
Should senders open the code from their wallet app?
The ordinary camera is the better choice. In-wallet scanners usually want nothing but a raw address and reject the payment page link this code contains.
Where do I confirm that funds arrived?
In your wallet history or on the block explorer of the chain you chose. QR Global sees only the scan, never the transfer.