One of Europe's largest banking platforms selects Polygon as its preferred crypto rail for payments, trading, and staking, with a transaction volume reaching $690 million.
ChainCatcher reported that Revolut, one of the largest banking platforms in Europe, has integrated Polygon as its preferred technology stack for stablecoin transfers, payments, and trading. As of 2025, Revolut users have processed over $690 million in transaction volume through Polygon, demonstrating large-scale real-world adoption.
This integration enables opted-in users to seamlessly utilize Polygon’s infrastructure for zero-fee remittances, stablecoin transfers, daily payments, as well as trading and staking. The integration allows Revolut users to benefit from Polygon’s low costs and fast finality, achieving the convenience of traditional financial systems, and provides native on- and off-ramp channels. Revolut’s participation further consolidates Polygon’s leading position as an enterprise-grade payment and stablecoin platform, following major institutions such as Mastercard, Stripe, and Flutterwave, which have also chosen Polygon as their crypto payment rails.
Polygon’s recent Rio upgrade has improved its speed and reliability, supporting up to 5,000 transactions per second to meet the demands of mainstream financial services.
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