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Sponsoring a transaction means paying someone else's gas. On most chains that means funding a second asset: you acquire and hold the native token purely to move the one your users actually transact
Many EVM apps can deploy an Arc version without adopting a new programming model. The contracts remain Solidity, and the application can keep using JSON-RPC, EIP-1559 transactions, secp256k1 signing,
Arc uses the EVM interfaces that wallet teams already support. The wallet experience changes because USDC is both the asset users hold and the asset that pays network fees. For the wallet, native and
On most EVM-compatible chains, users need one asset for USDC transfers and another for gas Arc simplifies that model by making USDC the native gas asset while preserving familiar EVM execution,
