New to Polygon OMS: Automated stablecoin payout runs with rules your team sets

PRODUCTNew to Polygon OMS:Automated stablecoin payoutruns with rules your team sets19IMPORTANCECLOSED2NEWS MEDIA2PIECESOct 13, 2026 06:34blockboard.net

Polygon OMS added Automated Stablecoin Payout Runs, a feature for businesses to set recipient lists, budgets, and timing rules for stablecoin payments. The system checks each payout against the approved scope onchain and can be turned off to stop future payouts.

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Polygon OMS introduced Automated Stablecoin Payout Runs for stablecoin payments under preset recipient, budget, timing, and expiration rules.
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The setup lets a team define the recipients, budget, and run window once, then start payout requests when the cycle begins without signing each transfer separately.
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Companies can batch stablecoin payments with the new Automated Payout Runs feature.

What it means

Who it affects, what changes and what is still unconfirmed

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Businesses that already use Polygon OMS for payouts are the immediate audience, because they can now set payout rules and run windows in advance instead of handling each transfer one by one. Teams watching treasury or operations workflows will notice that the wallet now evaluates each request against the approved scope before a payout goes through.

Before this feature, the described workflow required a new signature for every transfer; now the same cycle can begin from a single setup and run as a batch under the preset rules. The rest of the payment process still stays inside the platform’s normal payout rhythm, and the feature can be switched off so future payouts stop. (per tokenpost.com)

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