Circle and SAP-backed Tereina announced an integration to let businesses send and receive USDC and EURC within enterprise applications they already use, starting with SAP Pay. Circle says Arc is the preferred blockchain; the companies describe the aim as adding blockchain settlement and payment and treasury options without replacing existing workflows. Circle’s announcement · Circle’s post

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Circle says the integration is available to SAP customers via SAP Pay and cites an SAP ecosystem responsible for 84% of global commerce. The companies plan customer proof-of-value programs, specialist training, and work with ecosystem partners over the coming months. The announcement does not give a general availability date or define the eligibility requirements. Circle’s announcement

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The supplied release and Circle’s post answer the core question: the partnership embeds USDC and EURC in Tereina’s enterprise payment workflows through SAP Pay, with Arc preferred. Customer proof-of-value programs are planned over the coming months; the materials do not specify a general rollout date or full eligibility rules.