Kirill Eves, founder and CEO of Unlimit, frames this move as part of a broader shift that links traditional finance with digital currencies within the financial system.

The integration aims to streamline stablecoin payments for businesses and fintechs by reducing the need to custody assets on Stable.com.

Polygon Labs CEO Marc Boiron underscores that users retain asset control and positions Stable.com as a bridge between Polygon wallets and traditional payment rails.

Polygon Open Money Stack delivers a unified infrastructure for settlement, wallets, fiat ramps, and cross-chain orchestration to simplify platform integration.

Stable.com now supports USDT and PYUSD on Polygon, enabling bank transfers directly from self-custody wallets, with Unlimit driving the integration.

Through a partnership with Polygon, Stable.com enables direct USDT and PYUSD bank transfers from self-custody wallets across roughly 180 countries via Polygon Open Money Stack.

The collaboration exemplifies how blockchain infrastructure is merging with conventional banking to speed up global money movement.

The overarching goal is to connect stablecoin wallets directly to bank transfers, with availability shaped by local payment rules and regulations.

Polygon highlights high-volume capability, with average fees around $0.002, capacity over 5,000 transactions per second, and billions of transactions and trillions in stablecoin transfer volume through Open Money Stack.

Unlimit operates a payment network for these transfers, spanning more than 180 countries and offering payouts in over 150 currencies.

Polygon added native PYUSD support in mid-2026, and PayPal USD joined Open Money Stack for business use, aligning with Stable.com’s integration.

Users can deposit supported stablecoins directly into bank accounts without moving assets to a custodial Stable.com account, keeping control of funds during the transfer.