Learn
Foundation
- Overview: What Stable is and how to read this documentation.
- Key features: Headline specs: single-slot finality, USDT0 as gas, full EVM compatibility.
- Difference from Ethereum: What stays the same and what changes when you port from Ethereum.
- Core concepts: USDT0 dual role, guaranteed blockspace, transfer aggregator, finality.
USDT0 behavior
- USDT0 behavior on Stable: Dual-role balance, reconciliation events, and contract design rules.
- USDT as gas: Why Stable uses USDT0 to pay for gas and what that means for fees.
- Flow of funds: How USDT moves end-to-end across Stable.
- USDT0 features: Every USDT0-specific feature with links to each.
Architecture
- Technical overview: Consensus, execution, database, and RPC layers in one page.
- Core optimizations: The performance work behind sub-second finality.
- Finality: Single-slot finality, reorg behavior, and what "confirmed" means.
- Gas pricing: Base-fee-only model priced in USDT0.
Use case narratives
- Payments: Why Stable fits P2P, subscriptions, invoices, and pay-per-call.
- Payroll: Batched and scheduled payroll runs on Stable.
- Sponsored transactions: Letting applications cover gas for their users.
- Private transfers: Upcoming confidential payment flows.

