Circle lets financial institutions set custom rules for USDC transactions without breaking network interoperability.
CPN enforces compliance automatically, filtering out ineligible transactions before processing begins.
Circle offers a advanced payment infrastructure through operational rules on the Circle Payments Network (CPN). Through this approach, Circle gives financial institutions the flexibility to set their own internal policies when processing USDC payments, without having to get caught up in the complexity of negotiating or reintegrating every time the rules change.
Imagine if a bank only wanted to process transactions from a certain country, or a fintech wanted to limit it to B2B only. All of this can be set directly on the network, without the hassle of opening legal documents or rewriting technical scripts.
Rules can be set based on location, transaction type, institution type, and even credential level. And interestingly, transactions that do not comply are immediate
