OnePay accepts USDC deposits, Solana among 12 networks
Selected customers in the United States can deposit USDC into OnePay Checking as of 30 October 2026. OnePay says the credit arrives in U.S. dollars. Solana is one of 12 networks.
As of 30 October 2026, OnePay lets selected customers in the United States deposit USDC into the OnePay Checking account. According to OnePay, the amount is credited in U.S. dollars.
At launch, OnePay names USDC on 12 blockchains. Solana, Tempo, Base and Ethereum are among them. OnePay plans to look at further stablecoins.
In the app, OnePay calls the function “Deposit stablecoins”. It sits in Cash Control.
Stripe describes OnePay as Walmart-backed. According to OnePay, Stripe’s platform Bridge creates the deposit addresses. Bridge checks the deposit and converts it into U.S. dollars.
Banking services come from Coastal Community Bank or Lead Bank, according to OnePay. OnePay charges no conversion fee at launch. A network can charge its own fee.
The stablecoins themselves are not a bank deposit and are not FDIC-insured, according to OnePay. The dollar amount follows the value at conversion and can be lower than the amount sent.
Sources
- OnePay — Release, “Introducing Stablecoin Deposits Powered by Stripe”, 30 October 2026. Selected customers in the United States, USDC on 12 blockchains including Tempo, Base, Solana and Ethereum, credit in U.S. dollars, option “Deposit stablecoins” in Cash Control, no conversion fee at launch, network fees possible. Bridge creates the addresses, runs checks, and converts. Banking services through Coastal Community Bank or Lead Bank. Stablecoins are not a bank deposit and are not FDIC-insured. The dollar amount follows the value at conversion.
- Stripe Crypto — Post on X, 30 October 2026, 7:55 p.m. Berlin. Calls OnePay Walmart-backed, USDC across 12 blockchains, credit in U.S. dollars. The post links the article “Stripe powers stablecoin deposits in OnePay”.