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Revolut Polygon Integration: Transforming Crypto Payments in Fintech

  • Zenia Pearl V. Nicolas
  • 2 days ago
  • 2 min read

Revolut smartphone screen and Polygon blockchain graphic illustrating fintech collaboration.
Revolut partners with Polygon to enable zero-fee remittances and crypto card payments. Image courtesy: Revolut / Polygon

Revolut has opened a new chapter in digital finance by integrating with Polygon, enabling nearly fee-free remittances and crypto-powered card transactions across its 65 million-user footprint (CoinDesk).


The move lets users send and receive USDC, USDT and POL via Polygon’s low-cost network and signals how fintech platforms are quietly evolving beyond traditional banking rails (FinTech Weekly).


More than just crypto-bells and whistles


What stands out is how this means real-world payments, not just speculative trading. Revolut reports that more than $690 million has already flowed through Polygon-powered transfers, illustrating how blockchain is becoming a practical tool and not only for early adopters (Bitget).


Smartphone display showing Revolut balance ₹10,027. Bank cards in pink and black. Expenses listed: Groceries ₹854, Cab ₹487. Black background.
From a payments app to a full-stack fintech platform, Revolut’s foundation lays the rails for expansion. Image courtesy: Revolut

The integration offers features like zero-fee remittances, in-app crypto card spending and staking for POL, turning what used to be a niche crypto wallet experience into mainstream finance (FinanceFeeds).


Implications for fintech and talent leaders


For fintech strategists and HR teams alike, this shift matters. Operations now need to handle a hybrid stack: traditional payments, digital assets, staking infrastructure, and global remittance flows. Talent profiles will change; hiring may need to focus as much on blockchain-rail expertise as on mobile-app growth.


This blending of fintech, payments Mastercard rails, and blockchain infrastructure shows that the industry is no longer “payments now, crypto later”—it’s all happening at once. (CoinLaw)


References


Allison, I. (2025, November 18). Revolut enlists Polygon for stablecoin remittances in UK and EEA. CoinDesk. https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/11/18/revolut-enlists-polygon-for-stablecoin-remittances-in-uk-and-eea/ 


Mazza, R. (2025, November 18). Revolut expands blockchain capabilities with Polygon integration. FinTech Weekly. https://www.fintechweekly.com/magazine/articles/revolut-polygon-integration-zero-fee-remittances-staking-crypto-payments 


Bitget-RWA. (2025, November 18). Revolut and Polygon connect conventional and digital finance with $690 million stablecoin initiative. Bitget. https://www.bitget.com/amp/news/detail/12560605070306 


Fathi, A. (2025, November 18). Revolut integrates Polygon to offer zero-fee stablecoin transfers and remittances. FinanceFeeds. https://financefeeds.com/revolut-integrates-polygon-to-offer-zero-fee-stablecoin-transfers-and-remittances/


Kinder, K. (2025, November 18). Mastercard and Revolut join forces with Polygon to simplify crypto payments. CoinLaw. https://coinlaw.io/revolut-mastercard-polygon-crypto-payments/


Reid, L. (2025, November 18). Revolut integrates Polygon to offer zero-fee remittances and stable-coin payments. FinTech Weekly. https://www.fintechweekly.com/magazine/articles/revolut-polygon-integration-zero-fee-remittances-staking-crypto-payments FinTech Weekly - Home Page

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