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USDC on Noble has a support timeline to keep in view.

Minting, redemption and transferability are separate parts of Circle’s published schedule.

Publisher date Forensia brief · 22 Oct 20262 min read
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What changed

Circle’s September announcement scheduled the end of new USDC minting through Circle Mint on Noble for 13 October, with redemptions continuing until 12 January 2027. It also sets a separate CCTP V1 wind-down schedule and says Noble will not receive CCTP V2.

Why it matters

A service withdrawing support does not mean every token transfer stops on the same day. Investigations need to distinguish the issuer’s schedule, bridge availability and what the chain actually records.

Take it into Forensia

Keep the token and the route separate.

The bridge-matching lesson shows why a transfer on one chain needs a matching record on the other. Add the provider’s dated support notice to the context, without treating it as proof of a particular transfer.

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This brief describes the published schedule, not an independent check that every scheduled change has occurred.

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