Minisend Now Supports Four Chains
·3 min readThis announcement is from March 2026 and has been superseded. Minisend now accepts USDC from 19 EVM chains and USDT from 14, all through a single
0xaddress rather than one address per chain. Uganda has also been added as a fourth payout country. For the current state, read deposit USDC or USDT from anywhere. The rest of this post is kept as a record of where we were.
One Address, Four Chains
We're excited to announce that Minisend now supports deposits from four blockchain networks: Base, Lisk, Polygon, and Celo.
This means you can deposit USDC or USDT from whichever chain your funds are on. No bridging required. Our settlement layer handles the complexity so you don't have to.
How It Works
- Visit app.minisend.xyz
- Enter the amount you want to convert
- Choose your payout method (M-Pesa, bank transfer)
- Send stablecoins from any of the four supported chains
- Receive local currency in minutes
Each chain has its own deposit address, but the experience is the same. Fast, simple, and reliable. (This is no longer how it works: there is now one address for every chain.)
Why Multi-Chain Matters
If you're a Farcaster creator earning tips on Base, a freelancer getting paid on Polygon, or a DAO contributor receiving compensation on Celo, you shouldn't need to think about which chain your money is on before you can spend it.
Multi-chain support removes that friction entirely.
Supported Currencies
We currently support cash-out to:
- KES (Kenyan Shillings) via M-Pesa and bank transfer
- NGN (Nigerian Naira) via bank transfer
- GHS (Ghanaian Cedis) via mobile money and bank transfer
What's Next
We're continuously working on adding more chains and more payout corridors. Our goal is to make Minisend the universal settlement layer for stablecoins in Africa.