CryptoProcessing by CoinsPaid Integrates Polygon Support
CryptoProcessing by CoinsPaid expanded its EVM infrastructure by integrating the Polygon blockchain, enabling the processing of POL and USDC payments for corporate clients.
CryptoProcessing by CoinsPaid, a leading crypto payment solution, expanded its infrastructure by integrating Polygon, one of the most widely used EVM-compatible blockchains. The initiative is designed to give businesses greater flexibility when choosing a network for processing crypto payments.
According to Aliaksei Tulia, CTO of CoinsPaid, the Polygon ecosystem offers a mature infrastructure for high-throughput payment use cases. “Polygon offers fast confirmations, low and predictable transaction costs, and well-established stablecoin liquidity for payment use cases,” says Aliaksei.
By enabling USDC on Polygon, CryptoProcessing offers merchants access to a high-capacity network designed for consistent fees and fast settlement, which is particularly useful for high-volume, subscription-based, or cross-border payment flows. In parallel, support for POL gives businesses additional flexibility when settling with ecosystem participants that use Polygon’s native asset.
The addition of Polygon marks another step in the company’s EVM infrastructure expansion. Previously, CryptoProcessing by CoinsPaid added support for the L2 networks Arbitrum and Base, integrated Circle’s Euro Coin (EURC) stablecoin, and launched the Pay with Wallet feature to simplify crypto payments.
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