Refer to the information below to understand how network fees, account limits, and transaction history work for cirBTC in Circle Mint.
Activity |
Who pays the network fee |
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Mint cirBTC from BTC |
You pay the BTC network fee from your external BTC wallet when you send native BTC to Circle Mint. |
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Send cirBTC from Circle Mint |
You pay EVM gas fees by invoice when you send cirBTC from Circle Mint to an external EVM-compatible wallet. |
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Send cirBTC to Circle Mint |
You pay the applicable Ethereum or Arc network fees directly from your external EVM wallet. |
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Redeem cirBTC for BTC |
Circle pays the BTC network fee when Circle sends BTC to your Bitcoin wallet at launch. |
cirBTC minting and redemption may be subject to account limits and compliance review. If a transaction exceeds your account limit, Circle may need to review the transaction before it completes.
cirBTC balances and transaction activity are expected to appear in Circle Mint alongside your other assets. Transaction records may include mint, redeem, send, receive, and onchain transaction details.
You can view your transaction history directly on the cirBTC homepage under Transaction Activity.