Unified Balance is now live on Comparta - on testnet.
One wallet. One USDC balance. Send and receive across supported chains.
Currently supports 4 chains, with more coming soon.
Comparta started with a simple idea:
Crypto should feel much simpler than crypto.
You shouldnโt have to think about chains, bridges, gas, wallets, settlement, or all the other friction that comes with moving money onchain.
These things donโt have to disappear. They just need to be abstracted away.
You should just be able to move money globally, 24/7, and have it work.
Thatโs why we built Comparta as a financial foundation for stablecoin-native businesses.
But we think the next step goes beyond humans making every payment themselves.
Businesses should be able to delegate payment-related tasks to agents and let those agents execute transactions autonomously, within rules and limits set by the business.
Thatโs the direction weโre building toward:
Agentic finance, powered by a financial system that abstracts away the complexity of crypto.
Comparta is coming to mainnet soon.
And this is only the beginning.
This is the premise Comparta was built on.
Spending stablecoins should be as easy as using a neobank, without having to deal with most of the underlying DeFi complexity.
Multiple accounts, one wallet. A unified balance on Arc that you can send across supported chains.
See your balance and spend in your local currency, while everything runs on stablecoins underneath.
Weโre coming to mainnet soon.
@samconnerone@therollupco This is only day one.
If we get this right, the future of finance will be built around Arc - and weโll be here to witness it.
Comparta is coming to mainnet.
We are getting ready to transition, and we want our users to anticipate the move.
Get ready as we prepare to take the platform live.
Unified balances are coming to Comparta.
What this means for you:
instead of fragmenting your USDC across different networks or manually bridging funds to send out money, a unified balance combines your liquidity into a single pool that you can spend from.
have USDC on Ethereum and want to send out USDC on @arc ? No problem.
You'll be able to manage your funds seamlessly without worrying about which chain your capital is sitting on.
Global agencies, freelancers, and students used to wait days to receive money overseas. This has been a bottleneck for some time.
Crypto changed that, but its problem isn't adoption; it's volatility. A business owner or freelancer can't run their business on crypto with the risk of price fluctuations.
There had to be a better way.
A faster, transparent, compliant, and low-cost way to send money across borders. This led to stablecoins like USDC.
now, you can send money globally in under a second, receive and hold it, or convert it to your local currency and spend - all with Comparta.