Stable.com Partners With Polygon for Direct Bank Stablecoin Transfers

Stable.com partners with Polygon to enable direct USDT and PYUSD bank transfers from self-custody wallets across 180 countries.

Stable.com has partnered with Polygon to let users fund bank transfers directly using USDT and PYUSD from self-custody wallets. The integration is made via Polygon Open Money Stack, which links stablecoins to traditional banking. This means that users can deposit supported stablecoins directly into their own bank accounts.

Unlimit is the developer of Stable.com, a financial platform. Its services include global accounts, local payment details, multi-currency balances, cards, and treasury tools.

NEW: @stabledotcom integrates Polygon OMS for stablecoin bank transfers across 180+ countries.

Move USDT or PYUSD on Polygon Chain straight from a wallet into your bank account. pic.twitter.com/temlW9V3MP

— Polygon (@0xPolygon) September 17, 2026

With the new integration, users can keep control of their stablecoins until the transaction reaches its required stage. Therefore, they do not need to deposit their assets into a custodial Stable.com account first.

The service is available for USDT and PayPal USD (PYUSD) on Polygon. These assets can be used by users to make bank transfers directly from the self-custody wallets.

Polygon Connects Self-Custody Stablecoins with Bank Transfers

Many traditional stablecoin-to-bank services will necessitate that users deposit tokens with a platform. The platform then validates the payment and transfers the money to a bank account.

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Supported Polygon transactions are different with the new setup from Stable.com. Rather, users can start the transfer without losing control over their stablecoins throughout the process.

Marc Boiron, CEO of Polygon Labs, said users should not surrender asset control to access bank accounts. He further noted that Stable.com provides a bridge between the Polygon wallets and existing payment systems.

Unlimit offers the payment network for the bank transfer process. The network has over 180 countries and offers payouts in over 150 currencies.

Stable.com also integrates payment services, tokenized assets and non-custodial DeFi access. This is a way to integrate stablecoin payments with traditional financial services in one place.

Polygon Open Money Stack provides several aspects of this process with one infrastructure layer. They consist of blockchain settlement, wallets, fiat ramps, and cross-chain orchestration.

This means that financial platforms can integrate blockchain payments with traditional financial systems without having to develop each of these components individually. This may make stablecoin payments easier for businesses and fintech companies.

Stablecoin Infrastructure Targets Faster Global Money Movement

Polygon has been increasingly developing its infrastructure around stablecoin payments and financial applications. It’s an Open Money Stack that brings together a number of services for linking onchain assets with traditional money movement.

Polygon claims to have processed over 8 billion cumulative transactions. It also has over $2.7 trillion in stablecoin transfer volume, according to its current Open Money Stack statistics.

Average transaction fees are around $0.002 and capacity is higher than 5,000 transactions per second. These figures reflect the infrastructure’s emphasis on high-volume payment activity.

Furthermore, Polygon added support for native PYUSD tokens to its network in July 2026. Paypal USD was launched via Open Money Stack for businesses leveraging the payment infrastructure of Polygon.

Kirill Eves, Unlimit founder and CEO, stated that financial systems will be more and more linked to conventional and digital currencies. He also referred to the integration as a part of Stable.com’s financial vision.

The most significant difference for users is that stablecoin wallets are now directly linked to bank transactions. However, availability and transfer conditions can still depend on local payment rules.

Overall, Stable.com’s Polygon integration represents another avenue for transferring stablecoins into traditional financial accounts. It also illustrates the growing integration of blockchain infrastructure into everyday banking services.