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11 Million payments per second. Now live on Polygon.
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Busy week on Polygon. ➡ 100M POL permanently burned ➡ 11,000,000 payments per second, now possible on Polygon ➡ Polymarket perps passed $1.8B in volume ➡ Launched stablecoin subscriptions on Polygon OMS ➡ $544,575 generated in network fees (7d) ➡ 37,623,003 transactions (7d) ➡ 461K daily stablecoin users ONWARDS
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record breaking behavior from the payments chain
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Polygon retweeted
Onchain liquidity for BRS is now live via @Uniswap. Swap BRS → USDC directly onchain, bringing the Brazilian Real closer to global liquidity. Real value. More possibilities.
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📊 Stablecoin Daily Users by Chain in 2026 @trondao leads stablecoin activity by a wide margin, reflecting its heavy use for everyday transfers. @0xPolygon follows in second, backed by growing use across payment-focused apps.
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Polygon retweeted
Polygon can do more payments per second than anyone can ever use and enough to handle anything agents need today. 11M payments per second proven already. Plenty more room for agents above and beyond. Bring the agents, baby!
11,000,000 payments per second. Live on Polygon today. Why agents need it, and how it works ↓
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End goal: unlimited payments per second 11 million/sec today is just the beginning. Each hub brings even more capacity Every token, API call and task will eventually be paid for in real time and @0xPolygon is ready
11,000,000 payments per second. Live on Polygon today. Why agents need it, and how it works ↓
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Polygon retweeted
One Billion payments/second. 11,000,000 is just the number I felt lucky with. The architecture scales horizontally linearly. You can have a billion payments/s if you want. Technically, this is the strongest implementation of payment channels by a large margin. Why? 🧵
11,000,000 payments per second. Live on Polygon today. Why agents need it, and how it works ↓
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Polygon retweeted
Digital payments are usually modeled around humans bundling purchases into carts and paying at checkout. Agentic commerce doesn’t need a cart. Agents can pay as they go for a continuous stream of tokens, calls, data and work from any number of competing providers. We built the payment layer for that economy.
11,000,000 payments per second. Live on Polygon today. Why agents need it, and how it works ↓
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11,000,000 payments per second. Live on Polygon today. Why agents need it, and how it works ↓
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In tests, 25 hubs handled 11 million verified payment updates per second. More hubs mean more capacity. A larger fleet could push past UNLIMITED PAYMENTS PER SECOND* *scalable to how many servers you feel like bringing
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Polygon retweeted
💸 @0xPolygon just hit its lowest average transaction fee in 7 days On September 23, the average fee fell to just $0.0127 That’s barely more than a cent to send a transaction on Polygon 📊 chainspect.app/chain/polygon…
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Polygon retweeted
One open money stack for every flow. Recurring payments are the latest addition to Polygon OMS, helping stablecoins disappear into the products people already use.
Introducing stablecoin subscriptions: now live in Polygon OMS. A subscription shouldn’t ask your customer to sign the same payment every month. Let them approve once, setting the amount, scope, and schedule. The wallet handles the repeat payments.
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Polygon retweeted
Polygon Brings Recurring Stablecoin Payments to Apps Polygon (@0xPolygon) has launched stablecoin subscriptions through its Polygon OMS. Businesses can now set payment amounts, schedules, and spending limits upfront. Customers approve the recurring payment once instead of signing every transaction. The system is designed for subscriptions, memberships, and recurring account plans. Polygon says the feature keeps the payment flow inside existing apps.
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Anyone can build a new money stack. Not everyone can make it open. There's a difference between an integrated and open stack: one asks businesses to build inside its ecosystem, while the other lets businesses choose the providers that fit, through one integration. Polygon Open Money Stack is built for the latter. Build with us.
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Excited to launch subscription payments in wallets, after months of planning and testing. Under the hood, subscriptions are powered by OMS smart contract wallets and smart sessions, enforcing the scope completely on-chain. We are building the future of wallets at @0xPolygon
Introducing stablecoin subscriptions: now live in Polygon OMS. A subscription shouldn’t ask your customer to sign the same payment every month. Let them approve once, setting the amount, scope, and schedule. The wallet handles the repeat payments.
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Introducing stablecoin subscriptions: now live in Polygon OMS. A subscription shouldn’t ask your customer to sign the same payment every month. Let them approve once, setting the amount, scope, and schedule. The wallet handles the repeat payments.
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Stablecoins become more useful when they fit into the products people already use. With recurring payment rules, businesses can offer subscriptions, memberships, and account plans in their app, without sending customers to a separate payment flow. More: polygon.technology/blog/stab…
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Recurring payments are one part of a bigger flow: money comes in, lands in a wallet, pays for a subscription, then moves where it needs to go. The Open Money Stack connects the pieces through one API. Start building: polygon.technology/get-acces…
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