Polygon ecosystem welcomes a major acquisition. Through a transaction exceeding $250 million, the network has integrated two major payment infrastructure solutions, Coinme and Sequence. The strategy is clear: Coinme contributed the US Money Transmitter Business (MTB) license and a cash access network of over 50,000 locations—including nationwide ATMs and self-service terminals; Sequence brought embedded wallet technology and cross-chain payment capabilities. In other words, Polygon is building a complete native US stablecoin payment ecosystem from the ground up. From on-chain asset generation and wallet integration to offline cash exchange, there are almost no gaps in the process. For Web3 projects aiming to enter the US retail payment market, this infrastructure solution is truly full of potential.
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WhaleInTraining
· 01-15 16:08
Wow, this move—spending 250 million directly to integrate the payment ecosystem. Polygon is really trying to bring Web3 into American supermarkets.
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StakeOrRegret
· 01-15 08:52
Investing 250 million dollars, Polygon is determined to take a big bite out of the US retail payments market. From on-chain to offline, everything is connected—it's quite aggressive.
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StableGeniusDegen
· 01-14 20:39
Haha, Polygon's move is indeed brilliant, directly paving the way for the entire payment infrastructure.
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GweiObserver
· 01-14 18:13
Investing 250 million dollars, Polygon really intends to capture the US retail payment market... From on-chain to offline, a complete closed-loop system, it definitely has some substance.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 01-14 00:04
250 million dollars integrated payment closed loop, Polygon's move is indeed bold, directly bringing the chain offline.
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LightningSentry
· 01-13 23:58
Wow, Polygon has directly opened the door to the US retail payment market with this move. 50,000 offline outlets are truly top-notch... Seamless integration from on-chain to off-chain, this is the kind of work Web3 should be doing.
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GweiWatcher
· 01-13 23:55
Investing 250 million USD, Polygon is really playing the "unification" game. The seamless connection from blockchain to real-world applications is indeed impressive.
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CryptoDouble-O-Seven
· 01-13 23:53
$250 million invested, Polygon is really getting things done. Offline ATM network integrated with on-chain wallets—this is the right approach.
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IfIWereOnChain
· 01-13 23:47
2.5 billion dollars invested, Polygon's move is indeed aggressive, directly sealing off offline cash channels.
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SignatureDenied
· 01-13 23:41
$250 million directly poured in, Polygon is really about to make a move.
Polygon ecosystem welcomes a major acquisition. Through a transaction exceeding $250 million, the network has integrated two major payment infrastructure solutions, Coinme and Sequence. The strategy is clear: Coinme contributed the US Money Transmitter Business (MTB) license and a cash access network of over 50,000 locations—including nationwide ATMs and self-service terminals; Sequence brought embedded wallet technology and cross-chain payment capabilities. In other words, Polygon is building a complete native US stablecoin payment ecosystem from the ground up. From on-chain asset generation and wallet integration to offline cash exchange, there are almost no gaps in the process. For Web3 projects aiming to enter the US retail payment market, this infrastructure solution is truly full of potential.