Polygon Labs just made a significant move into regulated payments infrastructure. The layer-2 protocol acquired both Coinme and Sequence in a combined deal worth $250 million—signaling serious intentions to become a compliant payments company. This consolidation marks a strategic shift, bringing payment processing capabilities and infrastructure directly under Polygon's umbrella. The move suggests the network is positioning itself not just as a scaling solution, but as a full-stack blockchain platform ready to operate within regulated financial frameworks. For builders and institutions watching the space, this could reshape how Web3 projects approach traditional finance integration.
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DegenGambler
· 01-13 19:59
Sleeping with coins and gambling when awake... Wow, Polygon is serious about this. It seems they are determined to pursue compliant payments.
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GasWaster
· 01-13 19:42
Polygon is really playing a big game, pouring 2.5 billion just for compliance? This time, they're serious.
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SilentObserver
· 01-13 19:42
NGL, Polygon is really aggressive this time, directly integrating the payment layer. It seems like they are really aiming to enter traditional finance.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 01-13 19:41
Polygon is now all in on compliance, pouring 250M into payment infrastructure... Where's the decentralization we were promised?
Polygon Labs just made a significant move into regulated payments infrastructure. The layer-2 protocol acquired both Coinme and Sequence in a combined deal worth $250 million—signaling serious intentions to become a compliant payments company. This consolidation marks a strategic shift, bringing payment processing capabilities and infrastructure directly under Polygon's umbrella. The move suggests the network is positioning itself not just as a scaling solution, but as a full-stack blockchain platform ready to operate within regulated financial frameworks. For builders and institutions watching the space, this could reshape how Web3 projects approach traditional finance integration.