PANews reported on October 15 that according to Bankless, payment giant Stripe now supports the use of stablecoins for subscription payments. Businesses can now accept recurring payments in stablecoins, initially supporting the use of USDC on the Base and Polygon networks. Customers can use more than 400 supported wallets to pay, while merchants can automatically receive fiat currency settlements through Stripe's integrated billing system. Stripe has built a custom smart contract that allows customers to save their wallets as payment methods and authorize recurring payments without the need for repeated signatures. Stablecoin subscription services can be managed alongside fiat currency payments in the Stripe control panel and are fully compatible with Stripe's billing system and optimized checkout suite.PANews reported on October 15 that according to Bankless, payment giant Stripe now supports the use of stablecoins for subscription payments. Businesses can now accept recurring payments in stablecoins, initially supporting the use of USDC on the Base and Polygon networks. Customers can use more than 400 supported wallets to pay, while merchants can automatically receive fiat currency settlements through Stripe's integrated billing system. Stripe has built a custom smart contract that allows customers to save their wallets as payment methods and authorize recurring payments without the need for repeated signatures. Stablecoin subscription services can be managed alongside fiat currency payments in the Stripe control panel and are fully compatible with Stripe's billing system and optimized checkout suite.
Stripe now supports stablecoins for subscription payments
2025/10/15 08:00
PANews reported on October 15 that according to Bankless, payment giant Stripe now supports the use of stablecoins for subscription payments. Businesses can now accept recurring payments in stablecoins, initially supporting the use of USDC on the Base and Polygon networks. Customers can use more than 400 supported wallets to pay, while merchants can automatically receive fiat currency settlements through Stripe's integrated billing system. Stripe has built a custom smart contract that allows customers to save their wallets as payment methods and authorize recurring payments without the need for repeated signatures. Stablecoin subscription services can be managed alongside fiat currency payments in the Stripe control panel and are fully compatible with Stripe's billing system and optimized checkout suite.
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