Polygon's "Open Money Stack" vision released, with support from institutions like Stripe and JP Morgan for on-chain fund flows

【Crypto World】Polygon Foundation announces the launch of the “Open Money Stack” — a brand new vision with a straightforward core goal: to make the flow of funds on-chain as free and unrestricted as internet information.

This vertically integrated solution covers a wide range: stablecoin payments, wallet infrastructure, cross-chain interoperability, compliance frameworks, on-chain identity verification, and yield mechanisms, essentially packing everything needed to bring funds on-chain. More importantly, this solution has already gained recognition from heavyweight players in traditional finance such as Stripe, JP Morgan, BlackRock, and Mastercard.

This is not only a technological breakthrough but also reflects the genuine demand from traditional financial institutions for on-chain fund flows. From payment giants to investment management leaders and financial infrastructure providers, they collectively see the same direction. Such consensus is quite rare in the Web3 space.

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APY_Chaservip
· 12h ago
Are big players like Stripe and JPMorgan really getting involved? Or is it just marketing? Let's wait and see how it actually unfolds.
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MerkleTreeHuggervip
· 20h ago
Stripe and JP Morgan have both given the green light. This time, Polygon is really going big. Capital flow liberalization sounds great, but execution is the key.
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LostBetweenChainsvip
· 20h ago
Coming back to hype up big capital entry? Can Stripe and JP Morgan really endorse it? --- This time, Polygon is serious. They've gathered all the big players in traditional finance. It's impressive. --- Sounds good, but how does the domestic regulatory framework handle this? Feels like just talk on paper again. --- Stablecoins + wallets + cross-chain integration—it's like trying to move the entire financial infrastructure onto the blockchain. --- BlackRock has given the nod. What does this mean? It indicates that institutions truly believe in the on-chain capital logic. --- Is capital flow as free as the internet? Hold on, how do we ensure it doesn't go off the rails? --- Mastercard's involvement is key. They won't just pick sides randomly. --- Vertical integration sounds powerful, but I'm worried that one link might still get stuck. --- Traditional finance collectively supports on-chain circulation. The times have changed. --- JP Morgan's participation really boosts confidence. They used to be quite conservative.
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SmartContractWorkervip
· 20h ago
Stripe and JP Morgan, these traditional financial giants, are really starting to take on-chain fund flows seriously, not just playing around. Wait, did Polygon really manage to complete the entire stack this time? From stablecoins to identity verification... it doesn't quite feel like those air projects from before. Speaking of which, after all these years of advocating for free flow of funds, having big institutions endorse it now finally makes it seem somewhat credible. BlackRock is also involved? Oh my goodness, this might really be about to change something. It feels a bit interesting that Mastercard is appearing here; as the payment gateway gradually becomes blockchain-based, traditional finance is truly being pushed into a corner. If this plan can really be implemented, that would be real strength; otherwise, it’s just another PPT that claims to change the world. Why do I feel like the financial giants are hinting at something... have they sensed some trend? Polygon’s hand is pretty good, but whether it can meet the expectations of so many big institutions depends on the execution moving forward.
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ReverseTradingGuruvip
· 20h ago
Haha, this time Polygon's move is really aggressive, pulling all these traditional finance giants onto the boat? JPM and Stripe are both on board, it feels like this time they're serious. Free movement of funds on the chain, sounds good... but can the compliance framework really be implemented? It still feels like just talk on paper. Wait, BlackRock has approved it? That definitely indicates that on-chain funding is starting to turn from a fantasy into reality. If Polygon can pull this off, the traditional financial landscape will have to be reshuffled. Honestly, this plan looks complete, but the key is who can actually make it work... It seems this is the real valuable direction for Web3, unlike those vapor projects.
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