PayPal launches PYUSD stablecoin natively on Polygon, helping businesses make faster, regulated global payments through the new Open Money Stack platform.
PayPal has expanded its blockchain payment strategy through a new partnership with Polygon. The company has introduced its stablecoin PYUSD natively on the Polygon network. As a result, businesses can make faster and lower-cost global payments. Additionally, the launch links PYUSD with Polygon’s Open Money Stack to facilitate regulated cross-border transactions.
PayPal Launches Native PYUSD on Polygon for Global Payments
PayPal USD (PYUSD) is a stablecoin backed by the U.S. dollar and issued by Paxos. The stablecoin is regulated by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC). Now, businesses can directly use PYUSD on the Polygon blockchain.
NEW: @PayPal USD (PYUSD) is now issued natively on Polygon Chain and built into the Open Money Stack.
Send a stablecoin built for payments across borders, and settle it on the chain already doing billions in payments volume every day. pic.twitter.com/5KiUITZqs4
— Polygon | POL (@0xPolygon) July 9, 2026
Native launch means PYUSD is directly on the Polygon network. This means that users won’t require a bridge to transfer the stablecoin to Polygon. This enhances the velocity and decreases the cost for businesses and developers.
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Polygon is a blockchain that is compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). It is fast and has low network fees. Polygon has settled over $2.6 trillion worth of stablecoins, according to the network. Furthermore, the daily stablecoin settlements can reach over $2.5 billion.
The integration also includes PYUSD on the Open Money Stack (OMS) on Polygon. This platform integrates payment processing, blockchain settlement, wallets, and compliance features into a single platform. So, enterprises do not need to have multiple providers for various payment services.
Businesses can receive payments via bank transfer or payment cards. They can then settle funds anywhere in the world with PYUSD. Last but not least, businesses can turn digital payments into local currencies via the same integration.
Polygon said this simplifies the technical complexity for enterprises. Instead of building separate payment and compliance systems, businesses receive one complete financial infrastructure. This means that companies can introduce blockchain payment services sooner.
Polygon Labs CEO Marc Boiron stated that stablecoins are more valuable when they operate in multiple financial systems. He said that businesses can access funds, transfer money across borders and make settlements on one compliant platform.
Polygon Open Money Stack Targets Banks and Fintech Companies
Polygon also launched its Open Money Stack, a new solution for digital banks and fintech companies. The platform is designed to facilitate the adoption of blockchain by financial institutions. So, businesses can control payments and compliance with a single application programming interface (API).
Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal said that the platform integrates digital wallets, cross-chain transfers, payment services, settlements, and compliance tools into a single system. This enables developers to create financial products more efficiently.
The company believes this platform will help neobanks expand blockchain payment services worldwide. Businesses can get the financial services they need via a single infrastructure, rather than having to deal with numerous software vendors.
The Polygon ecosystem is seeing continued growth in enterprise adoption. Stripe and Revolut are already implementing several blockchain payment services on Polygon. Their presence strengthens network liquidity while increasing confidence among businesses.
PayPal is still continuing to expand PYUSD on various blockchain networks. The company introduced the stablecoin to facilitate safe and regulated digital transactions. Native support for Polygon adds another effective way for businesses to conduct international transactions.
The collaboration also highlights the increased interest in regulated stablecoins for everyday business. Many businesses desire quick settlements without the traditional banking delays. As a result, blockchain payment networks are still gaining the attention of financial institutions and technology companies.
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