Stripe

Stripe among first fintechs to file opposition to JPMorgan fees

The comments by the payments-focused firm come as the CFPB attempts to revamp its rule governing the sharing of personal financial data

The stablecoin-funded accounts will help Stripe facilitate cross-border transactions between businesses, regardless of where they are located.

Stripe introduces stablecoin accounts in more than 100 countries

The company is moving towards becoming its own financial ecosystem where companies can easily pay each other within its network

Stripe is not the only player in the payments sector moving to reduce reliance on banking partners by pursuing state charters.

Stripe’s banking push comes as fintechs dive deeper into finance

Crypto is currently listed under the firm’s “restricted businesses” page, meaning businesses in the sector must receive explicit approval before using the platform.

Stripe, one of the largest startups in the US and a closely watched candidate for an initial public offering, has said that it’s not in a rush to list publicly.

Stripe to buy shares in tender offer at US$70 billion valuation

PRIVATE fintech giant Stripe is again buying back some of its shares and at a roughly US$70 billion valuation.

Stablecoins are typically designed to track the value of currencies or assets such as US dollars one-for-one.

Stripe confirms plans to acquire stablecoin platform Bridge

STRIPE co-founder and chief executive officer Patrick Collison confirmed in a X post on Monday (Oct 21) that the payments company plans to buy stablecoin startup Bridge.

Other financial technology companies, including Robinhood Markets and Revolut, are considering launching stablecoins of their own.

Stripe in advanced talks to acquire stablecoin-focused fintech platform Bridge

STRIPE, the payments company founded by billionaire brothers Patrick and John Collison, is in advanced talks to acquire venture-backed fintech platform Bridge.

Stripe supports over 100 payment options and continues to expand its suite, Jay Shah says.

Stripe says stablecoins payments made in more than 70 countries after relaunch

STRIPE said individuals from more than 70 countries have used stablecoins for online transactions during the first 24 hours after allowing merchants using its platform to accept crypto payments again.

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Big Tech, big layoffs – the tally so far

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The deal, which gave Stripe a 30 per cent higher valuation than last year, marked a rare bright spot in an otherwise subdued venture capital market.

Fintech giant Stripe says raised US$694 million in tender offer

STRIPE said on Friday it had raised US$694.2 million in the tender offer it had announced in February, when it agreed to let employees sell some of their shares in a deal that valued the fintech giant...

More than 100 companies now handle more than US$1 billion in payments with Stripe every year and that set of customers has grown by 50 per cent annually since 2018.

Stripe says volume growth slowed even with more large customers

STRIPE, one of the world’s most valuable startups, said growth in payments volume slowed last year after a pandemic surge, even as it helped more large business clients handle payments over the Intern...