Polygon Integrates TRON’s $94 Billion Stablecoin for Cross-Border Transactions

FinancePolygon has integrated TRON’s extensive stablecoin supply, valued at $94 billion, to facilitate smooth cross-border transactions.

Businesses can now transfer the leading stablecoin USDT between TRON and EVM networks without needing a wallet provider, bridge, or fiat-ramp operator.

By Olivier Acuna|Edited by Jamie CrawleyOct 7, 2026, 12:30 p.m. EDT2 min readMake preferred on

Polygon Labs has enhanced its Open Money Stack by adding support for the TRON network, enabling businesses to process stablecoin payments and cross-border transfers through a unified integration.

• Companies in the remittance, fintech, and payment sectors can utilize this service to convert bank transfers, debit card transactions, or cash into USDT on TRON and subsequently withdraw to bank accounts.
• The integration allows for the transfer of USDT between TRON and compatible EVM networks without the need for individual connections to wallet providers, bridges, or fiat-ramp services.
• It does not exempt businesses from their licensing and regulatory responsibilities.

According to Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal, the Open Money Stack is designed for businesses interested in utilizing TRON for digital dollar services without the hassle of integrating banking access, wallets, and other components beforehand.

“By linking TRON to Open Money Stack, we’re providing businesses with a streamlined method to offer this service through a single integration,” he noted.

This new service is particularly advantageous for remittance companies, fintechs, and payment processors. Customers can fund payments via bank transfers, debit cards, or cash, receive USDT in a TRON wallet, and later cash out to their bank accounts.

It’s important to clarify that this integration does not transform TRON into a banking entity, nor does it eliminate the licensing obligations for payment firms; rather, it simplifies the connection for various payment flow components that were previously managed by different providers.

TRON remains a primary network for transferring USDT, with over $94 billion of Tether's dollar-pegged token in circulation. During the second quarter, approximately 93% of its $30 trillion in stablecoin transfer volume was peer-to-peer, marking the highest percentage among networks tracked by CoinDesk.

“Customers want their assets to arrive where they desire, irrespective of the blockchain used for the transfer,” stated Justin Sun. “Connecting TRON to Polygon’s infrastructure will enable businesses to cater to users across diverse payment environments.”

Polygon introduced the Open Money Stack in January, following its acquisition of Coinme and Sequence. The company claims its fiat-ramp service complies with money-transmitter licenses and regulatory frameworks in all 48 U.S. states.