Convert ConsumerFi Protocol to USD Coin (CFI → USDC)

Swap CFI on Base to USDC on Ethereum — no bridges, no delays. Powered by NEAR Intents.

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CFI to USDC rate today

1 CFI ≈ 0.0006437 USDC and 1 USDC ≈ 1,554 CFI, based on market prices at 2026-09-22 09:42 UTC. The quote in the widget above is what you actually receive, fees included.

TokenPrice24h
ConsumerFi Protocol (CFI)$0.0006436—
USD Coin (USDC)$0.9998+0.00%

How to convert ConsumerFi Protocol to USD Coin

Converting CFI to USDC on NEAR Mobile Swap is done in three simple steps through the NEAR Intents protocol: Deposit, Swap, and Withdraw.

Step 1 — Deposit CFI from Base
Go to the Deposit tab and select ConsumerFi Protocol (CFI) on Base. The widget will generate a deposit address (or QR code) — send your CFI there from any wallet. Once the deposit is confirmed on Base, your CFI balance appears inside NEAR Intents.

Step 2 — Swap CFI to USDC on NEAR Intents
Switch to the Swap tab, pick CFI as the source and USDC as the target. Enter the amount and confirm — solvers compete to fill your order and the swap settles in seconds.

Step 3 — Withdraw USDC to Ethereum
Finally, go to the Withdraw tab. Select USD Coin (USDC) from your NEAR Intents balance and choose Ethereum as the destination. Enter an address from any EVM wallet such as MetaMask or Rabby and confirm.

⚠ Important: When entering a withdrawal address, make sure it is a personal wallet you control. Some centralized exchanges do not support receiving funds from smart-contract-based deposits — sending to an exchange address may result in lost funds.

About the CFI → USDC swap

This is a cross-chain swap: your CFI leaves Base and USDC arrives on Ethereum. Normally that takes a bridge plus a DEX, or a centralized exchange account. With NEAR Intents the deposit, swap and withdrawal happen in one flow, and what lands in your wallet is USDC on Ethereum, not a wrapped copy you have to bridge again.

Swapping CFI to USDC converts a volatile asset into a dollar-pegged stablecoin — a common way to lock in a price or step out of market swings without off-ramping to a bank account.

About ConsumerFi Protocol and USD Coin

What is ConsumerFi Protocol (CFI)?

ConsumerFi Protocol connects a group of consumer apps, led by the Kinsu DeFi app and PlayEmber's Bitcoin games, through one token and a shared user-data layer. CFI launched as a Base token in 2025, with a NEAR version following in November 2025 alongside a multichain public sale on Calyx.

Type
Consumer app / data ecosystem token
Launched
2025
Consensus
Runs on Base (also NEAR)
Max supply
1 billion CFI
Swap network
Base
ConsumerFi Protocol official site ↗

How ConsumerFi Protocol works

The protocol builds an encrypted 'ConsumerGraph' of each user's app activity. NEAR AI processes this privately to produce personalized financial insights, and users control whether the data is shared. CFI connects the apps, and staking CFI gives higher rates on USDC deposits in Kinsu.

What CFI is used for

Users stake CFI for boosted Kinsu yields and earn it through activity in the connected apps. It also trades on Base and NEAR.

CFI supply

Total supply is 1 billion CFI, of which 25 million (2.5%) were offered in the 2025 public sale.

Before you swap CFI

Base is the default network here and a NEAR version is also listed. After a Base withdrawal you need a little ETH on Base for gas. Liquidity is modest, so check price impact.

What is USD Coin (USDC)?

USDC is a US dollar stablecoin issued by Circle, first launched in September 2018 through the Centre consortium that Circle founded with Coinbase. Circle now manages the token directly, and USDC is issued natively on a range of blockchains, with Ethereum among the largest.

Type
Fiat-backed stablecoin
Launched
2018
Consensus
Inherits the consensus of each host blockchain
Max supply
No fixed cap (minted and redeemed on demand)
Swap network
Ethereum
Sector (Messari)
Stablecoins
USD Coin official site ↗Sector classification by Messari ↗

How USD Coin works

Each USDC is meant to be redeemable for one dollar, and Circle mints or burns tokens as institutional customers deposit or withdraw funds. Reserves are held in cash and short-dated US government obligations, largely through a dedicated fund, and Circle publishes regular reports on their composition.

What USDC is used for

USDC is widely used for settlement and payments, both in crypto markets and in business transfers that benefit from moving dollars at any hour. In decentralized finance it serves as a common unit for lending, liquidity pools and trading.

USDC supply

Supply is elastic: USDC is created when dollars are deposited and destroyed when it is redeemed. Circle aims to keep reserves equal to or greater than the amount of USDC in circulation.

Before you swap USDC

The widget defaults to USDC on Ethereum, but the same token also lives on Solana, NEAR, Base and other chains, so select the network your wallet actually uses. Beware of bridged versions with similar names, which are not the same as natively issued USDC.

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CFI to USDC: frequently asked questions

What to know before swapping ConsumerFi Protocol for USD Coin

Deposit CFI from Base into NEAR Intents, swap it for USDC, then withdraw USDC to your wallet on Ethereum. The widget on this page walks you through all three steps and shows the exact amount you will receive before you confirm.