Polygon is moving towards becoming a compliant payment platform in the United States. In this strategic adjustment, Polygon has successively acquired two key companies, Coinme and Sequence, to pave the way for further integration of the payment ecosystem. The core goal is to open up regulated fund flow channels, covering compliant payment networks in 48 states across the US. The new ecosystem will integrate fiat deposit and withdrawal channels and connect to over 50,000 fiat-crypto trading points, allowing users to conveniently exchange fiat and digital assets in a wider range of offline scenarios. This layout marks an important breakthrough for Polygon in expanding its payment infrastructure.
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Rugman_Walking
· 13h ago
Polygon is really getting down to business this time, no longer just Layer 2 hype... Acquiring Coinme and Sequence feels like making a big move, and the figure of 50,000 transaction points sounds outrageous.
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BottomMisser
· 13h ago
It's all integrated here again, sounds great, but I don't know when it will actually be implemented.
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PumpStrategist
· 13h ago
It looks like Polygon is really heading towards a regulated path this time, but... the figure of 50,000 trading points raises a question mark. How many can actually be implemented will depend on subsequent developments. The tokenomics are interesting, but I'm worried it might just be another hype-driven scheme.
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SignatureVerifier
· 13h ago
polygon's compliance push sounds neat on paper, but... technically speaking, integrating 50k+ fiat-crypto touchpoints without sufficient validation across all 48 states feels statistically improbable ngl. coinme & sequence acquisitions are strategic sure, but has anyone actually audited the implementation details here? trust but verify, always.
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VitalikFanboy42
· 13h ago
Damn, is Polygon really going to do payments? But I'm tired of this compliance routine. They talk nicely, but in the end, it's just being stifled by the states.
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SleepyValidator
· 13h ago
Hmm... once again focusing on the payment ecosystem. This time, it seems they are genuinely aiming for a compliant approach. 50,000 transaction points sound quite impressive.
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staking_gramps
· 13h ago
Regarding compliant payments, Polygon is really playing chess here, not just making a slogan.
Polygon is moving towards becoming a compliant payment platform in the United States. In this strategic adjustment, Polygon has successively acquired two key companies, Coinme and Sequence, to pave the way for further integration of the payment ecosystem. The core goal is to open up regulated fund flow channels, covering compliant payment networks in 48 states across the US. The new ecosystem will integrate fiat deposit and withdrawal channels and connect to over 50,000 fiat-crypto trading points, allowing users to conveniently exchange fiat and digital assets in a wider range of offline scenarios. This layout marks an important breakthrough for Polygon in expanding its payment infrastructure.