Circle says its USDC and EURC stablecoins are coming to Nu Global, a multi-currency digital account introduced by Nu on September 10, 2026. The announcement describes a phased release rather than immediate access for all of Nu’s more than 140 million customers.

Circle announces planned Nu Global integration

Circle stated on its official account that both USDC and EURC are coming to Nu Global and directed readers to Nu’s official announcement: The wording is forward-looking. Circle described the assets as arriving on the platform, not as already available to every user.

USDC and EURC are coming to Nu Global. Nu, one of the world’s largest digital financial platforms with more than 140M customers, is integrating Circle stablecoins into its new multi-currency digital account. The product will support fast money movement across 35+ countries.… pic.twitter.com/CgkBbouGN3

— Circle (@circle) September 10, 2026

Source: @circle on X

Nu’s September 10 announcement presents Nu Global as a multi-currency digital account for people with international lifestyles. The product converts deposits into digital dollars, represented by USDC, or digital euros, represented by EURC. The stablecoins are pegged to the U.S. dollar and euro, respectively.

Both assets are named in the announcement, rather than USDC alone. However, the available information does not establish a complete launch schedule or the full scope of the rollout. Nu describes a phased release, not universal access.

Nu reports more than 140 million customers across its business. That is a group-wide figure and does not represent the number of Nu Global users or stablecoin adopters. A secondary report suggested that the integration would give all 140 million Nu customers access, but that interpretation is not confirmed by the supplied material.

Advertised rates for USDC and EURC balances

Nu advertises a 3.50% annual percentage yield, or APY, on USDC balances held through Nu Global, with the yield credited daily, according to Nu’s announcement as reported by Coin Edition. The 3.50% figure is a Nu Global product rate and is not an inherent yield generated by USDC itself.

Nu Global advertised USDC balance APY: 3.50% APY

EURC has a separate advertised rate of 2.20% APY on Nu Global balances.

Nu Global advertised EURC balance APY: 2.20% APY

The inclusion of both rates indicates that the planned integration is not limited to USDC. Naming both assets does not establish that they will be available simultaneously or that they will have identical functionality.

Nu says Nu Global is paired with a virtual Mastercard for spending at competitive exchange rates without markups. The account also supports a curated selection of digital assets, including Bitcoin and Ethereum.

At the time of writing, USDC was trading broadly near its peg at approximately $0.9999, with a market capitalization of around $74 billion, based on market data cited in the source material.

Rollout scope and availability remain unsettled

Nu says customers will be able to send and receive money across more than 35 countries through fast, fee-free transfers, beginning with Europe and Latin America. Integrations with Brazil, Colombia, Mexico and the United States are planned for the months ahead. The announcement therefore does not establish simultaneous full availability in all of those markets.

If the planned integration proceeds, the practical details for users will depend on when each asset and function becomes available in each market. The announcement identifies the countries and product features being targeted, but it does not yet specify the sequence in which access, transfers, spending or other functions will be enabled.

The available context does not fully settle the launch timing, eligible users, geographic availability or supported functions. Nu says its new products begin to be released on September 10 and that users can sign up at nu.com to be among the first to receive access. This describes a queued rollout rather than an indication that the service is open to everyone.

Users should not assume that they can already buy, deposit, withdraw or transfer either USDC or EURC through Nu Global today. The supplied information does not confirm when each function will become available, which users will be eligible or how custody and network support will be handled.

A separate product distinction concerns Nu’s U.S. operations. Nu describes its U.S. launch as a partner-bank model with Lead Bank, Member FDIC, following conditional approval of an Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, or OCC, charter in January 2026. That banking and deposit-insurance language applies to the U.S. Nu Account. It should not be interpreted as insurance coverage for USDC or EURC balances held through Nu Global.

The planned integration is part of Circle’s broader effort to place its stablecoins in consumer and infrastructure products. The source material cites Circle’s launch of native USDC on OKX’s X Layer and its agreement to acquire payments firm Tazapay as examples of that expansion.

The current announcement does not provide complete details on rollout, custody, supported networks or user eligibility. The advertised rates and country coverage therefore describe the product’s stated offering and should not be treated as confirmation that every feature is already available to all Nu customers.