Revolut, Europe’s largest neobank, has teamed up with Polygon to make crypto payments and stablecoin transfers easier. Since the partnership started in December 2024, it has already processed over $690 million in transactions. As a result, users in 38 countries can now send money, trade tokens, and pay with low fees.
Polygon allows Revolut users to move stablecoins like USDC and USDT across borders quickly. Additionally, users can trade and stake POL right in the Revolut app. They can also turn crypto into regular money directly on the app. Moreover, Revolut’s crypto card lets users pay for everyday items using stablecoins.
“By making blockchain payments invisible to the end user, integrated with everyday traditional payment experiences, and delivering superior speed and cost efficiency, we’re seeing the future of finance unfold,” said Polygon Labs CEO Marc Boiron. This clearly shows how blockchain is becoming part of daily financial life.
The first phase of the Revolut–Polygon collaboration continues to show strong results. Revolut has 65 million customers, including 14 million crypto users. With this integration, they can send and receive money quickly and easily. Polygon’s Rio upgrade also makes transactions nearly instant and very cheap.
Other big companies have also adopted Polygon for payments. For example, Mastercard, Stripe, Flutterwave, and DeCard use its blockchain. Furthermore, companies like WorldPay, Reliance Jio, NRW.BANK, Cashlink, BlackRock, and Securitize rely on Polygon for crypto payments. These examples show that Polygon can handle millions of transactions every day.
Aishwary Gupta, Polygon’s head of payments, said, “One key way of judging success is by how well our infrastructure continues to meet new and developing regulations. We want to show lawmakers what’s possible when payments are made on the blockchain.”
Revolut’s integration marks a key step in using blockchain for everyday finance. Therefore, users can now move money easily, pay in stablecoins, trade tokens, and stake POL.
That said, the partnership sets the stage for more cross-border payments and crypto adoption worldwide.
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