Creators who sign up can link a third-party crypto wallet to Facebook\u2019s payout platform and receive funds directly on the Solana or Polygon blockchains.<\/p>\n
The rollout<\/a> is live now, though it remains limited to eligible creators in those two countries for the moment.<\/p>\n Polygon confirmed the launch<\/a> on Wednesday, adding that expansion to more than 160 markets is expected soon.<\/p>\n \u201cThis is how creators\u2019 lives are improved,\u201d the blockchain network said, pointing to faster settlement times and access to dollar-denominated assets as key benefits for users outside the US.<\/p>\n USDC, the stablecoin issued by Circle, ranks as the second-largest stablecoin by market value.<\/p>\n Data from DeFiLlama<\/a> puts its market cap at over $77 billion as of Thursday. Tether\u2019s USDT still leads the market at a little over $189 billion.<\/p>\n The future of marketplace commerce is on Polygon.@Meta<\/a> launched stablecoin payouts for creators on the Polygon Chain.<\/p>\n Live in Colombia and the Philippines, with 160+ markets coming, users now get faster settlement with USDC while gaining access to dollar denominated assets. pic.twitter.com\/hjodzNpuyU<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Polygon | POL (@0xPolygon) April 29, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n One catch: Meta does not convert USDC to local currency. Creators who want cash will need to use an outside exchange on their own. The company also reserved the right to pay through alternate methods if technical problems arise.<\/p>\n The creator pool affected by this change is broad. Meta\u2019s platforms \u2014 Facebook and Instagram \u2014 host influencers, educators, and entertainers who earn through content posted on the apps.<\/p>\n\n
Big Scale, Careful Rollout<\/h2>\n