Sui launches "gas-free stablecoin transfer" feature
BlockBeats reports that on May 21, according to official information, Sui announced the launch of the "Gas-free Stablecoin Transfers" feature. Users and enterprises making point-to-point stablecoin transfers on the network no longer need to pay Gas fees or hold an additional SUI token balance. This means that stablecoin transfers on the Sui network now have a transaction fee of 0 USD. The feature is supported by Fireblocks and is being gradually rolled out on the Sui mainnet.
This upgrade supports multiple stablecoins, including USDsui, SuiUSDe, AUSD, FDUSD, USDB, USDC, and USDY. Sui co-founder and Mysten Labs CPO Adeniyi Abiodun stated that stablecoins are becoming the core infrastructure of global finance, but users are still required to manage Gas tokens separately, which increases the complexity of usage. The Gas-free transfer feature will remove this barrier, making on-chain payments simpler, more predictable, and easier to adopt.
The feature is based on Sui’s newly released account balance system, Address Balances, which simplifies the storage and transfer of funds on-chain while maintaining high performance and scalability. Since August 2025, the total stablecoin transfers on the Sui network have exceeded 1 trillion USD. According to official statements, this upgrade will further accelerate Sui’s position as the core stablecoin infrastructure for enterprise payments, fintech, and AI Agent automated payment scenarios.
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