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Circle Payment Network Integrates Permit2: A New Way for Stablecoin Trading Authorization and Settlement
[Coin World] Circle has just announced a significant update on X - their Circle Payments Network (CPN) now integrates the Permit2 feature of a certain DEX, which may change the way many people handle stablecoin transactions.
What is the biggest highlight of this update? In simple terms, it has streamlined the authorization and settlement processes. For developers, the benefits are tangible: first, using native tokens eliminates the need to pay blockchain processing fees; second, there is no need to deal with the complex procedures of original transaction signatures; furthermore, there is no need to worry about randomness management issues; when network congestion occurs, the system can automatically help accelerate transactions.
More directly, developers can now complete the entire payment process with just USDC and a signature. With the new payment settlement contracts of Permit2 and CPN, the threshold for integrating a secure and compliant on-chain payment solution without worrying about the underlying details has been significantly lowered. This should be a good option for projects looking to quickly launch payment functionalities.
Permit2 with CPN sounds good, but with USDC and signatures, can it be simpler?
This update is indeed fierce, one signature to complete the payment is much better than the previous complex process.
It's being hyped up a lot, but let's see if it can really get going before we talk.
I support the upgrade of the stablecoin trading experience, but I'm afraid it will be all talk and no action.
Not having to worry about gas fees is indeed nice, but who will bear the cost of the integration?
The process looks simplified, but where is the complexity actually being shifted to?
Just one signature? That really tests the security.
Circle's move is quite good, let's see how DeFi responds.