Nu Launches U.S. Operations With USDC and EURC Accounts
Key Takeaways
- •Nu Global enables customers to convert deposits into USDC or EURC for cross-border use.
- •The U.S. offering includes deposit accounts, credit cards, and international transfers through Lead Bank.
- •Customers can use the service for transactions across more than 35 countries.
- •Nu’s reported global customer base exceeds 140 million people.
- •The launch adds to ongoing institutional exploration of stablecoins in banking and international transfers.

Nu, Latin America’s largest digital bank, has launched operations in the U.S. market with Nu Global, a multi-currency digital account supporting USDC and EURC for cross-border users.
The U.S. offering includes deposit accounts, credit cards, and international transfers provided through Nu’s partner, Lead Bank. Through Nu Global, customers can convert deposits into USDC or EURC and use the service for transactions across more than 35 countries.
Nu said the expansion is intended to improve access to cross-border financial services. The launch comes as traditional financial institutions continue to explore applications for stablecoins, including their use in international transfers and other banking services.
According to the report shared by WuBlockchain, Nu serves more than 140 million customers globally. Further details are available in the WuBlockchain report on X.
USDC remains a prominent stablecoin, although specific trading-volume data related to Nu’s launch was not provided. The integration of USDC and EURC into Nu’s U.S. banking services could affect how customers conduct cross-border transactions and how digital banking providers incorporate stablecoins into their offerings. The broader cryptocurrency market was described in the source as showing mixed signals, while institutions continue to evaluate stablecoin integrations.
Nu is a major Latin American digital bank known for technology-focused banking services. Its expansion into the United States represents an effort to enter a larger market while extending its digital account and international-transfer products.
The adoption of USDC and EURC within Nu Global, as well as the effect of the service on existing digital banking products, will be developments to monitor. The outcome could provide a reference point for other banks considering similar stablecoin integrations.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.