Proof that Recta works: two real small USDC transfers, checked on chain

Two real cross-chain transfers of about 10 USDC that Recta decided, verified and charged for, with Recta's own funds: each saved about 12 % against Stargate v2. Every transaction hash, block and figure, and how to check them yourself.

What happened

Recta ran two real transfers with its own money from its own test wallet 0x941f96a2E186eBeD5B00D92B673fA29678b8a2Bd on Base and Arbitrum. They are tests, not customers: they are never counted in the public savings ledger of external agents. They show the whole circuit with real money on a small amount: a decision against a declared route (Stargate v2) at one anchor block, the wallet executing the cheaper route itself, the delivery verified on chain, the saving recomputed from on-chain facts, and exactly 5 % of it collected in USDC on Base.

On a small transfer a route's fixed costs (message fees and gas) weigh most, so that is where comparing routes before sending can save the largest share.

Test 1: Base to Arbitrum, 10 USDC, 10 November 2026

Test 2: Arbitrum to Base, 9.99 USDC, 11 November 2026

Check it yourself

Limits

Check your own transfer, free, without a wallet

Recta is an API for AI agents (and the people who build them) that compares the routes for a cross-chain stablecoin transfer at the same chain state and returns the cheapest one it can prove, measured against the route you would have used anyway. The evaluation is free. If you then execute the cheaper route, Recta charges exactly 5 % of the saving it verifies on chain; no saving, no charge.

How often Recta has found a saving on this corridor, per route you could declare: saving odds.

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