Polygon Network Is Live on CoinsSend: Accept POL, USDT & USDC

We’ve expanded CoinsSend with a new blockchain option — Polygon.

Starting today, you can accept payments in POL, USDT on Polygon, and USDC on Polygon, giving your customers a fast and cost-efficient payment rail and giving your business a simple way to invoice, track, and receive crypto payments.

What is Polygon?

Polygon is a fast, low-cost, EVM-compatible blockchain network built to scale crypto payments and decentralized applications. For businesses, that means a better payment experience: faster confirmations, low transaction costs, and compatibility with the broader Ethereum ecosystem.

Polygon is especially useful for payment flows where speed and predictable fees matter — such as SaaS billing, top-ups, digital services, marketplaces, and high-volume merchant processing.

POL vs USDT vs USDC on Polygon

   

• POL is the native token of the Polygon network and is used for transaction fees and network operations.

   

• USDT (Polygon) is a stablecoin on the Polygon network, designed for users who want to pay in a dollar-denominated asset.

   

• USDC (Polygon) is another dollar-backed stablecoin on Polygon, often used for payments, settlements, and treasury operations.

 

In simple terms: POL is the network coin, while USDT and USDC are stablecoins that help merchants reduce exposure to crypto price volatility.

Fees for Polygon on CoinsSend

CoinsSend charges a 0.45% service fee. In addition, withdrawals include a network fee that depends on the asset.

POL

   

• Network fee: 1.5

   

• CoinsSend fee: 0.45%

   

• Minimum withdrawal: 5

 

USDT (Polygon)

   

• Network fee:0.5

   

• CoinsSend fee: 0.45%

   

• Minimum withdrawal: 5

 

USDC (Polygon)

   

• Network fee: 0.5

   

• CoinsSend fee: 0.45%

   

• Minimum withdrawal: 5

 

You can also choose who pays the fees — your customer or your business — depending on your checkout logic and preferred payment experience.

Why Polygon matters for merchants

   

• Fast payments: Polygon is designed for high-throughput transactions and efficient payment processing.

   

• Lower network costs: It is widely used for transfers where low fees are important.

   

• Stablecoin-friendly: USDT and USDC on Polygon are convenient for merchants who prefer stable-value payments.

   

• EVM compatibility: Polygon fits easily into Ethereum-based workflows and tools.

   

• Better customer experience: Faster and cheaper transactions can improve conversion and reduce payment friction.

 

How to accept POL, USDT, and USDC on Polygon

CoinsSend supports two common payment scenarios for Polygon: invoices and static wallets.

1) Invoices

Invoices are best for payments tied to a specific order: subscriptions, digital goods, services, one-time purchases, and B2B billing.

You create an invoice, send the payment link or QR code to the customer, and track the payment status through the CoinsSend dashboard or via webhooks.

Example: Create an Invoice (USDT on Polygon)

POST /v1/invoices
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY
{
"amount": "49.99",
"currency": "usdt",
"network": "polygon",
"order_id": "ORDER-1042",
"success_url": "https://your-site.com/success"
}

This flow is ideal when you need a clear payment amount, a payment deadline, and status tracking for each order.

Where invoice payments are useful

   

• SaaS subscriptions

   

• Hosting and digital services

   

• Agencies and freelancers

   

• One-time e-commerce purchases

   

• B2B crypto billing

 

2) Static Wallets

Static wallets are best for deposits and recurring top-ups. They are useful when you want to assign a fixed wallet address to a specific user, account, or payment purpose.

This model works well for platforms that process repeated incoming payments and need a simple deposit flow.

Example: Create a Static Wallet (USDC on Polygon)

POST /v1/static-wallets
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY
{
"network": "polygon",
"currency": "usdc",
"label": "user_7781_deposit"
}

This creates a dedicated static wallet for receiving funds on Polygon and makes it easier to match incoming transactions to a user or internal balance.

Where static wallets are useful

   

• User balance top-ups

   

• Marketplace deposits

   

• Gaming and platform wallets

   

• Partner settlements

   

• Donation and payment collection pages

 

Why add Polygon to your checkout?

Adding Polygon gives your customers more flexibility at checkout. Some users prefer paying with the native network coin, while others prefer stablecoins. By supporting POL, USDT, and USDC on Polygon, you can cover all three major needs:

   

• native-asset payments,

   

• stablecoin payments,

   

• fast and low-cost transfers.

 

For merchants, this means broader payment coverage without adding complexity to operations.

Polygon on CoinsSend

With Polygon now available on CoinsSend, businesses can expand their payment options with a network known for speed, low costs, and strong stablecoin usage.

Whether you want to accept POL, invoice customers in USDT, or collect deposits in USDC, CoinsSend gives you the tools to launch quickly and manage payments in a clean, merchant-friendly flow.

Ready to start accepting payments on Polygon? Enable the network in your CoinsSend dashboard and choose whether you want to accept POL, USDT, USDC, or all three.