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Bridge USAT from Ethereum to Celo

Move Tether's USAT from Ethereum to Celo effortlessly, powered by USAT.

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Bridge details

Est. time

~19m 45s

Depends on Ethereum finality

Fees

Gas only

No protocol fee on this transfer

Mechanism

Burn-and-mint

LayerZero OFT standard

30-day volume

$52k

Ethereum to Celo, last 30 days. One of the 10 busiest USAT routes.

How to transfer USAT from Ethereum to Celo

USAT is native on both Ethereum and Celo. Moving between them is a direct transfer, not a bridge: your USAT is burned on Ethereum and minted 1:1 on Celo, secured by LayerZero’s OFT standard. Backing never changes — every USAT stays backed 1:1 by its reserves.

To transfer, open usdt0.to/transfer, connect any EVM wallet, select Ethereum as origin and Celo as destination, and confirm. Funds typically arrive in about 19m 45s. There is no protocol fee on this transfer — you pay network gas and the LayerZero messaging fee.

FAQ

Open the transfer interface at usdt0.to/transfer and connect any EVM wallet. Pick Ethereum as the origin and Celo as the destination, enter the amount, then approve the transaction in your wallet. The transfer usually completes in about 19m 45s, depending on Ethereum finality.

There is no protocol fee: USDT0 takes no cut of the amount. You pay network gas on Ethereum and the LayerZero messaging fee that carries the transfer, both quoted in the interface before you confirm.

Yes. USAT is native on Celo just as it is on Ethereum: one asset and one supply across both chains, so nothing is wrapped and nothing is re-issued as a separate token.

Transfers are secured by LayerZero, the interoperability protocol behind USDT0, and by the USDT0 Attestation System, which verifies every transfer through independent attestation before it finalizes. Each message needs sign-off from the Core Attestation Set, a 3-of-3 signer group of USDT0, LayerZero, and Canary, so no single verifier can approve a transfer on its own. On this pair USAT moves with a burn-and-mint model and 1:1 backing: no wrapped tokens, no external bridges.