Bridge updates

Route launches, pauses and status changes, with dates. If a route on the matrix changed status, the reason is here.

2026-10-01

Stellar USDT launched in beta, as pay-in and payout

USDT on Stellar (the USDT0 asset) is now supported in both directions on the USDT beta at intents.rozo.ai/bridge?beta=usdt. You can send Stellar USDT to another chain, or receive Stellar USDT when paying with USDT on Ethereum, Solana, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon or Arbitrum, or with USDC on Ethereum, Solana, BNB Smart Chain or Base. Stellar USDT and Stellar USDC can also be swapped with each other on Stellar.

Stellar USDT can be paid out as USDC on Stellar, Base and Solana. To receive Stellar USDT, the destination account needs a USDT0 trustline, the same way Stellar USDC needs a USDC trustline.

The route is in beta: it is live in production, but it is not yet part of the published route matrix and has no route pages. The standard USDC bridge is unchanged.

2026-09-21

Route matrix expanded to every routable pair; production evidence now publishes routes

The route matrix now lists every source asset to destination asset pair the bridge SDK can route: 93 routes across Stellar, Base, Solana, HyperEVM, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon and BNB Smart Chain with USDC, USDT and EURC. Pairs that were routable in the app but had no page, such as HyperEVM USDC to Stellar USDC, now have one.

A route is published to search engines when it is verified in production by either an end-to-end test run or at least three completed transfers in a 30-day window. Each page states which evidence applies and, for transfer counts, the number and the window, so the claim can be checked. Under this rule 18 routes moved from Limited to Live today, including Polygon USDC to Stellar USDC, BNB Smart Chain USDT to Stellar USDC and HyperEVM USDC to Stellar USDC. Routes with no evidence yet stay Limited and noindex.

See the full list at all routes.

2026-08-19

Comparison page: intent bridge vs CCTP, in four languages

A new comparison explains what actually differs between an intent route and a burn-and-mint CCTP transfer — what gates the settlement clock, the floor on small payments, chains and assets outside the standard, and what exactOut guarantees that exactIn does not. The settlement figures in it come from the same production analytics that feed the bridge stats, with the sample window and size stated, so the page can be checked rather than believed.

Read it at intent bridge vs CCTP. It is the first comparison published in Spanish, Portuguese and Simplified Chinese as well as English.

2026-08-03

Route pages published for the verified route set

Each verified pair now has its own page stating the source chain and token, the destination chain and token, the minimum, the expected completion time and the current status. Pairs that are routable in the app but not yet covered by a production end-to-end run are listed on the routes page under "routable, pending verification" and are deliberately excluded from search engines until that run exists.

Published as verified:

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