Curve brings StableSwap to Stellar in its first move beyond Ethereum-compatible chains

Curve Finance launched StableSwap on Stellar mainnet on October 29, 2026, taking its stablecoin-trading system beyond Ethereum Virtual Machine-compatible networks for the first time. The native deployment gives users access to pools and swaps for supported assets, while Curve says institutional demand helped drive the expansion. Key takeaways Stellar is Curve’s first native non-EVM deployment. StableSwap targets assets with closely matched prices. The implementation runs on Stellar’s Soroban smart-contract platform. FXSwap remains planned and requires a completed audit. How Curve brought StableSwap to Stellar Curve’s StableSwap implementation uses Soroban , Stellar’s own smart-contract platform , rather than an Ethereum-compatible execution layer. Curve said it rebuilt the protocol for Stellar while retaining its underlying pricing mathematics, with support from the Stellar Development Foundation.

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