Stable.com has integrated Polygon’s Open Money Stack, also referred to as Polygon OMS, to enable users to move USDT and PYUSD directly from self-custody wallets into bank accounts across more than 180 countries. The announcement was made on September 17, 2026, and highlights a growing effort to link stablecoin payments with traditional banking infrastructure.
The integration allows users to retain control of their stablecoins during the transfer process, removing the need to first deposit assets into a custodial Stable.com account. Supported assets are USDT and PayPal USD (PYUSD) on the Polygon network. The service is built by Unlimit, the developer of Stable.com, and offers payouts in more than 150 currencies.
Marc Boiron, CEO of Polygon Labs, said users should not have to surrender control of their assets to access bank accounts. He described Stable.com as a bridge between Polygon wallets and existing payment systems. Kirill Eves, founder and CEO of Unlimit, said financial systems will increasingly link conventional and digital currencies, positioning the integration as part of Stable.com’s broader financial vision.
Polygon says its Open Money Stack combines blockchain settlement, wallets, fiat ramps, and cross-chain orchestration in one infrastructure layer. The network reports more than 8 billion cumulative transactions, over $2.7 trillion in stablecoin transfer volume, average transaction fees around $0.002, and capacity above 5,000 transactions per second. Polygon also added native support for PYUSD in July 2026.
The move may increase on-chain activity, stablecoin utility, and user engagement across the Polygon ecosystem, although availability and transfer conditions can still depend on local payment rules.
