- Stable.com now lets Polygon users fund bank transfers directly from self-custodied $USDT or $PYUSD wallets without first depositing assets on a centralized platform.
- Unlimit’s payment network supports delivery across more than 180 countries and over 150 currencies, linking on-chain stablecoins with established banking rails for global transfers.
- Polygon says its network has processed $2.9 trillion in stablecoin transfers, with average fees near $0.002 and throughput exceeding 5,000 transactions per second.
Stable.com has expanded its payment infrastructure to Polygon, allowing users to turn $USDT or $PYUSD held in self-custodied wallets into bank transfers without first depositing funds on a centralized platform. The integration connects Polygon Open Money Stack with Stable.com, a financial platform operated by Unlimit, creating a direct path from blockchain-based dollars to traditional bank accounts. The key change is that users can keep control of their stablecoins until the transfer reaches a bank account in their own name. Both businesses and individuals can use supported Polygon-based assets to fund transfers directly to bank accounts.
Polygon Links Self-Custodied Stablecoins With Global Bank Rails
Traditional stablecoin off-ramp processes often require users to send assets to a platform, wait for the deposit to clear and then initiate a withdrawal to a bank. Stable.com removes that intermediate custody step for $USDT and $PYUSD on Polygon. Funds can now move from a user’s own wallet into a bank transfer without being temporarily held by the platform. Stable.com combines global account infrastructure with local payment details, multi-currency balances, cards, treasury tools and access to tokenized assets, while Polygon provides the blockchain settlement and infrastructure supporting the connection behind the scenes through this integration.
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