Compare the options

There is more than one way to move a stablecoin between chains, and bridging is not always the best of them. These pages describe how each mechanism actually works and where it wins — including the cases where you should not use ROZO.

• Intent bridge vs CCTP: what each one is good at

  Different mechanisms, not different brands: attestation-gated mint versus a quoted payout that is already funded.

• ROZO vs bridging manually with CCTP

  Same native-USDC outcome on supported chains; the difference is how many steps you own.

• Bridging vs moving funds through an exchange

  The exchange route is real, and sometimes better — as long as you accept custody and KYC.

• Intent routing vs lock-and-mint bridges

  The structural difference: a wrapped claim you keep holding, versus a native payout.

• ROZO and NEAR Intents

  A solver marketplace and a payment router solve different halves of the problem — ROZO routes through NEAR where it is the best path.

• ROZO and Allbridge

  Pool-based routing versus intent routing — the difference shows up in what the receiver ends up holding and in what happens when a leg fails.