Look up the official USDC contract for the selected chain

Look up the official USDC contract for the selected chain

The label USDC is not enough to identify a token. A wallet can display copied symbols, bridged representations and assets on several networks, so verification requires the chain and the exact official contract or native asset identifier.

Circle's developer directory lists official USDC contract addresses across supported blockchains. The directory can change and should be paired with a receiver's current deposit instructions.

Name the blockchain precisely

Record the network name, chain identifier and wallet network before selecting the token. Compatible address formats can make two different chains look deceptively similar.

Do not infer the network from the first or last address characters. The directory supports matching a selected chain to Circle's published USDC contract and distinguishing official entries from tokens that merely reuse the symbol.

Open Circle's directory independently and copy the contract or native asset identifier for that exact chain. Search advertisements and token-list logos are not issuer evidence. Record the retrieval date because supported contracts can evolve.

Retrieve the official contract

Open Circle's directory independently and copy the contract or native asset identifier for that exact chain. Search advertisements and token-list logos are not issuer evidence.

Record the retrieval date because supported contracts can evolve. It cannot confirm SignalBet accepts the chain, authenticate a receiver address, validate every bridge, guarantee credit, recover a wrong-token transfer or predict price stability.

Check contract, decimals, symbol and chain in the wallet or explorer rather than trusting the displayed logo. A malicious token can copy a familiar name while using a different contract. Hide or report the token instead of interacting when the contract does not match.

Compare wallet token metadata

Check contract, decimals, symbol and chain in the wallet or explorer rather than trusting the displayed logo. A malicious token can copy a familiar name while using a different contract.

Hide or report the token instead of interacting when the contract does not match. Require an exact match among Circle's current directory, wallet chain, token contract and fresh authenticated receiver route before authorizing any amount.

Generate a fresh deposit instruction inside the authenticated account and confirm that it names the same chain and asset. Issuer support does not prove that a private receiver monitors that route. Do not reuse a saved address after the route disappears from the interface.

Verify the receiver route

Generate a fresh deposit instruction inside the authenticated account and confirm that it names the same chain and asset. Issuer support does not prove that a private receiver monitors that route.

Do not reuse a saved address after the route disappears from the interface. Never send essential funds or a gambling bankroll as a route test. If the asset or network is ambiguous, stop rather than experiment.

Save the invoice, contract match, destination, transaction hash and receiver status as separate records. A successful token transfer on-chain is not identical to private account credit. Escalate the complete record without sending a second transfer.

Preserve transfer evidence

Save the invoice, contract match, destination, transaction hash and receiver status as separate records. A successful token transfer on-chain is not identical to private account credit.

Escalate the complete record without sending a second transfer. Circle's developer directory lists official USDC contract addresses across supported blockchains. The directory can change and should be paired with a receiver's current deposit instructions.

Record the network name, chain identifier and wallet network before selecting the token. Compatible address formats can make two different chains look deceptively similar. Do not infer the network from the first or last address characters.

What the official source supports

Circle official USDC contract-address directory: The directory supports matching a selected chain to Circle's published USDC contract and distinguishing official entries from tokens that merely reuse the symbol.

Where the source stops

It cannot confirm SignalBet accepts the chain, authenticate a receiver address, validate every bridge, guarantee credit, recover a wrong-token transfer or predict price stability.

Make the documented decision

Require an exact match among Circle's current directory, wallet chain, token contract and fresh authenticated receiver route before authorizing any amount.

Never send essential funds or a gambling bankroll as a route test. If the asset or network is ambiguous, stop rather than experiment.

Build the final verification sheet

The label USDC is not enough to identify a token. A wallet can display copied symbols, bridged representations and assets on several networks, so verification requires the chain and the exact official contract or native asset identifier. Require an exact match among Circle's current directory, wallet chain, token contract and fresh authenticated receiver route before authorizing any amount. Never send essential funds or a gambling bankroll as a route test. If the asset or network is ambiguous, stop rather than experiment.

Do not infer the network from the first or last address characters. Record the retrieval date because supported contracts can evolve. Hide or report the token instead of interacting when the contract does not match. Do not reuse a saved address after the route disappears from the interface. Escalate the complete record without sending a second transfer.

Run a final evidence review before acting

Circle's developer directory lists official USDC contract addresses across supported blockchains. The directory can change and should be paired with a receiver's current deposit instructions. Review these checkpoints in order: Name the blockchain precisely; Retrieve the official contract; Compare wallet token metadata; Verify the receiver route; Preserve transfer evidence. Leave an unanswered item visibly unresolved instead of replacing it with a guess. It cannot confirm SignalBet accepts the chain, authenticate a receiver address, validate every bridge, guarantee credit, recover a wrong-token transfer or predict price stability.

Name the blockchain precisely requires this evidence step: Record the network name, chain identifier and wallet network before selecting the token. Do not infer the network from the first or last address characters. Retrieve the official contract requires this evidence step: Open Circle's directory independently and copy the contract or native asset identifier for that exact chain. Record the retrieval date because supported contracts can evolve. Compare wallet token metadata requires this evidence step: Check contract, decimals, symbol and chain in the wallet or explorer rather than trusting the displayed logo. Hide or report the token instead of interacting when the contract does not match. Verify the receiver route requires this evidence step: Generate a fresh deposit instruction inside the authenticated account and confirm that it names the same chain and asset. Do not reuse a saved address after the route disappears from the interface. Preserve transfer evidence requires this evidence step: Save the invoice, contract match, destination, transaction hash and receiver status as separate records. Escalate the complete record without sending a second transfer.

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