Just as stablecoin settlements are gaining momentum in the B2B segment, payment service providers are taking very different paths in the stablecoin payments revolution, with strategies ranging from bold integration to cautious observation. Here are four main stablecoin adoption archetypes shaping the next phase of digital payments.
Agentic payments and AI commerce are high on the paytech agenda today. Their potential is undoubtedly immense, but practical implementation, as always, relies on the tech stack functionality. As we see fintech giants delivering agentic payment protocols en masse, let’s put them under scrutiny.
To better serve the 30% of its partner businesses that operate on recurring revenue models, including most AI companies, Stripe is introducing subscription features for stablecoin payments.
Stablecoin adoption is getting closer to mainstream each day, as major payment players like Mastercard and Stripe enter the space along with crypto natives such as Coinbase or Coinflow. Let’s sum up what’s been happening in the stablecoin market for the last few days.
Stripe and OpenAI joined efforts to launch an instant checkout feature in ChatGPT, introducing the Agentic Commerce Protocol.
Stripe is reportedly negotiating a share buyback which will bring its valuation well over its 2021 peak of $95 billion.
Stripe launched its Terminal service in Japan, complemented by new cellular-enabled readers and integrations with local methods like PayPay and WeChat Pay, to simplify payments and reconciliation across online and in-store channels.
Stripe merchants just gained a competitive edge in Brazil’s booming digital economy, empowered with Pix payments, used by 93% of Brazilian adults, through EBANX.
Klarna just turned ‘add payment option’ into a one-click decision for thousands of merchants with Stripe for WooCommerce integration.
This week, stablecoin circulation hit an all-time high, fueling liquidity and confidence in the crypto market. What are the reasons for the growing momentum, and how does it impact businesses and economies?
Ramp, a high-growth corporate card and financial operations platform in the United States, and Stripe, which specializes in providing programmable financial services to consumers, are scaling up their partnership to launch the industry’s first stablecoin-backed corporate cards.
Last Wednesday, May 7, Stripe, which offers programmable financial services to the consumer audience, announced new products.
From now on, Weixin Pay, a version of WeChat Pay, is available not only for online payments powered by Stripe but also for in-person shopping via Stripe Terminal in 20 countries.
Stripe’s investments in artificial intelligence and machine learning contributed to the rapid growth of the financial infrastructure platform last year, as the company’s co-founders Patrick Collison and John Collison wrote in their annual letter to the community of the firm, which was published on Thursday, February 27.
The media published information according to which Stripe is currently in talks about selling stocks of employees at an $85 billion valuation.
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