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One of Europe's largest new banking platforms has chosen Polygon as its preferred "crypto track" for payments, transactions, and staking, with a processing volume already reaching $690 million.

2025-11-18 16:03

According to Odaily, Revolut, one of Europe's largest new banking platforms, has integrated Polygon as its preferred technology stack for stablecoin transfers, payments, and transactions. As of November 2025, Revolut users have processed over $690 million in transactions through Polygon, demonstrating large-scale real-world adoption.

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With over 65 million users (14 million of whom are encrypted), this integration allows opt-in users to seamlessly leverage Polygon's infrastructure to:

Zero-cost remittances: Revolut covers the gas costs for eligible transfers, providing users with free cross-border remittance and transfer services.

Stablecoin transfers: Send and receive USDC and USDT through Polygon, taking advantage of its low cost and fast settlement.

Everyday Payments: Users can use the encrypted card within the Revolut app to make everyday purchases using stablecoins on Polygon.

Trading and staking: Users can directly trade and stake POL (Polygon's Gas and staked tokens) through the Revolut application.

This integration allows Revolut users to leverage Polygon's low cost and rapid finality to achieve convenience similar to traditional financial systems, providing native on-ramp and off-ramp deposit channels. Revolut's addition further solidifies Polygon's leading position as an enterprise-grade payments and stablecoin platform; previously, major institutions such as Mastercard, Stripe, and Flutterwave had also chosen Polygon as their crypto payment platform. Polygon's recent Rio upgrade has improved its speed and reliability, supporting 5,000 transactions per second to meet the demands of mainstream financial services.