Polygon integrates TRON's USDT for cross-chain transfers without intermediaries

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Polygon has integrated access to TRON's substantial supply of USDT stablecoins for cross-border transfers. The integration allows businesses to move USDT between the TRON and EVM-compatible networks. This process is designed to occur without needing a separate wallet provider, bridge, or fiat-ramp operator. The move aims to facilitate smoother and more direct asset transfers across different blockchain systems.

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