Tangem has chosen Polygon as the blockchain network to handle settlements for its virtual Visa card, aiming to enable faster, more reliable, and lower-cost transactions. The company also introduced a physical Visa card on October 7, designed for purchases and ATM withdrawals, with an initial release limited to 5,000 cards. This move highlights Tangem's effort to integrate blockchain technology with traditional payment methods, potentially improving user experience and transaction efficiency.
Polygon's MATIC token, chosen by Tangem for its virtual Visa card settlements, trades at Rp5.877 on Pluang as of Nov 11, 2026 03:41 WIB, showing a modest 0.85% increase in the last day. With a market cap of Rp59,96 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of Rp3,76 trillion, MATIC demonstrates strong liquidity and investor interest. The typical hold time of 122 days suggests a relatively stable investor base compared to more volatile assets on the platform.
Polygon has announced a partnership with CoinGecko to integrate USD Coin (USDC) payments specifically on its x402 endpoints. This move introduces a planned stablecoin payment option for transactions handled through these endpoints, although it is not...
Polygon community draft PIP-93 suggests consolidating multiple multisig councils into a single 11-signer Security Council to oversee Ethereum and Polygon governance. This council would include representatives from 10 organizations, with Polygon Labs ...
