Stripe Brings Stablecoin Accounts to More Than 100 Countries

Stripe Inc. offices in South San Francisco, California.

Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg
Lock
This article is for subscribers only.

Stripe Inc. is launching stablecoin-funded accounts in more than 100 countries, allowing merchants to hold funds and pay vendors internationally. The accounts will use Circle Internet Group Inc.’s dollar-tracking token USDC as well as the USDB stablecoin issued by Stripe’s recently-acquired Bridge unit.

Stripe, which is known for helping online businesses accept payments, is moving toward becoming its own financial ecosystem where companies can easily pay each other within its network.