To accept Polygon payments on your invoices, Hanko gives you a payment link and a QR that any Polygon wallet can pay in seconds. Clients can settle in USDC, USDT, or DAI on the Polygon network, and the invoice is only marked paid once the blockchain confirms the transfer. If a client would rather not touch crypto, the same invoice still takes card, ACH, or SEPA wire.
Why businesses accept payments on Polygon
Polygon is a low-fee, fast-finality network that is well suited to invoice settlement, where transfer costs and confirmation speed matter more than anything else. Because fees on Polygon are typically a fraction of a cent, both small invoices and large ones settle without meaningful network overhead. Hanko supports the stablecoins most clients already hold on Polygon.
- Accept USDC, USDT, and DAI on the Polygon network
- Low network fees make small and recurring invoices practical
- Fast confirmation times so payments clear quickly
- Same invoice also works across Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Solana
Paid means confirmed on-chain, not a screenshot
An invoice in Hanko flips to paid only when the Polygon network confirms the transfer to your address. There are no manual approvals and no accepting a client's "I already sent it" screenshot as proof. Every settled payment carries a transaction hash you can open in a block explorer, and the payer receives an email receipt with that explorer link automatically.
- Status updates from the blockchain, not from claims
- Each payment ties to a verifiable Polygon transaction hash
- Automatic email receipt with an explorer link for every payer
Clients never need a crypto wallet
Accepting Polygon does not force your clients onto crypto. Every Hanko invoice presents both rails side by side, so a client can scan and pay with a Polygon wallet or fall back to card, ACH, or SEPA bank wire on the same page. You decide which methods to enable; the client picks whichever is easiest for them.
- Crypto and fiat options on one invoice
- Card, ACH, and SEPA available for non-crypto clients
- No wallet or on-chain knowledge required to pay
Off-ramp Polygon stablecoins to your bank
Holding stablecoins is optional. From the same screen where a Polygon payment lands, you can off-ramp the balance to a connected bank account, so incoming crypto becomes local currency without a separate exchange step. Everything you receive on Polygon and every other supported chain reconciles in a single Hanko dashboard alongside your fiat payments.
- Convert received stablecoins to bank funds from one screen
- One dashboard reconciles crypto and fiat together
- No juggling separate exchange or wallet tools
Frequently asked questions
Which tokens can clients use to pay on Polygon?
Clients can pay Polygon invoices with the major stablecoins on that network, including USDC, USDT, and DAI. You choose which tokens to accept when you send the invoice.
How do I know a Polygon payment actually went through?
Hanko watches the Polygon network and only marks the invoice paid once the transfer is confirmed on-chain. The payment links to a transaction hash you can verify in a block explorer, and the payer gets an email receipt with that link.
Do my clients need a crypto wallet to pay me?
No. Every invoice also offers card, ACH, and SEPA bank wire, so clients who do not use crypto can still pay. A Polygon wallet is only needed if a client chooses to pay in stablecoins.
Can I move Polygon stablecoins into my bank account?
Yes. You can off-ramp received stablecoins to a connected bank account from the same screen where the payment arrives, without exporting to a separate exchange.
Does Hanko support networks other than Polygon?
Yes. Alongside Polygon, Hanko supports Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Solana, so you can accept payments on whichever chain your clients prefer.
Are there network fees on Polygon payments?
Polygon network fees are typically very low, often a fraction of a cent, which makes it practical to accept both small invoices and recurring payments in stablecoins.