BitGo has added USDC minting and redemption to Go Accounts, according to a company press release dated November 12. The service lets eligible clients of BitGo Bank & Trust submit orders from an existing account, with the USDC orders routed through BitGo's Circle Mint account.
The announcement places the change inside BitGo Mint, its service for accessing supported assets through one account. Clients can submit and monitor USDC orders through BitGo's platform or API. The release describes fees as disclosed before an order is confirmed; it does not provide a numerical fee schedule.
The operational distinction is the account relationship. BitGo presents Go Accounts as the customer-facing access point and identifies its Circle Mint account as the route for USDC minting and redemption. This can consolidate the order interface for eligible customers. It does not establish that every institution can use the service or that an individual customer has a direct Circle Mint account.
BitGo lists Ethereum, Solana, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche, HyperEVM, Monad and Aptos as supported networks at launch. Those names describe the announced service coverage. The release provides no network-by-network transaction results or independent execution measurements.
Processing availability also has two separate parts. BitGo says onchain components of eligible orders can be processed around the clock, subject to network availability and account controls. Fiat funding and withdrawals remain subject to banking rails, processing windows and settlement times. Round-the-clock onchain processing therefore does not establish round-the-clock completion of the entire funding and redemption workflow.
Access remains conditional on client eligibility, jurisdiction, acceptance of BitGo Mint terms, supported networks and other account requirements. The announcement documents a new access route for eligible clients, with those conditions still applying.