ChainCatcher news: Polygon announced on X platform that Brazil’s largest foreign exchange bank has expanded its Brazilian Real stablecoin BBRL to the Polygon network. Users can perform near-instant transfers and enjoy lower fees while accessing an active stablecoin ecosystem.
This move aims to provide Grupo Braza and its users with a pathway to connect the Brazilian Real with global markets, supporting international payments, investments, and business activities within the new financial internet framework, further expanding its payment chain capabilities.
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