Introducing the Alchemy Arc credit program
Author: Alchemy

Today we're launching our $1M fund for teams building on Arc.
Arc is a Layer 1 blockchain built by Circle for stablecoin finance. USDC operates as native gas, finality lands in under a second, and a native FX layer converts between stablecoins in real time. Major institutions building on Arc include BlackRock, Visa, Mastercard, DTCC, Global Payments, MoneyGram and many more.
The program is simple. Claim credits, run your Arc traffic on Alchemy, and decide if it fits your stack. No lock-in, no proprietary APIs.
Apply now for up to $10,000 in credits on Arc.
What's live on Arc today
Arc support covers Node RPC, WebSockets, Token API, Transfers API, Webhooks, NFT API, Prices API and gasless transactions.
Arc is fully EVM-compatible, so the JSON-RPC methods you call today work unchanged. Your contracts, your client libraries, and your existing tooling all port over.
What's available
One code per team. The window starts when credits are redeemed. Full terms and conditions are here.
Who it's for
This program is for teams building on Arc, whether you're evaluating providers, porting an app from another chain, consolidating your multichain infrastructure onto Alchemy, or shipping your first payment flow on USDC rails. This credit program is designed to help you get started.
Get started
We are excited to be building alongside teams putting regulated money onchain.
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