Payment giant stripe revealed a stablecoin issuing platform and AI trading tools on its New York exhibition window on Tuesday, marking a push to tie his payments to the growing role of digital dollars and artificial intelligence in online transactions.
Open Issuing, supported by StableCecoin Infrastructure Platform Bridge, which Stripe acquired for $ 1.1 billion last year, allows companies to launch their own stableecoins, minting and redemption of symbols with only a few coding lines.
Phantoms Cash Token, an open-loop stableecoin of the popular crypto cargo provider, will be the first to debut through open issuance, announced the company.
The newly launched stablecoins of decentralized Exchange Hyperliquids USDH and Metamask’s MUSD will also be issued through the protocol with several projects already in the pipeline, the company says.
“If money movement is at the heart of your business, you have to build with stableecoins. But don’t build on someone else’s coin,” Zach Abrams, co -founder and CEO of Bridge, said in a statement. “With open issuance, companies can build on stableecoins as they customize and control, so the benefits of this important technology flow directly to the people and businesses who use them.”
Issuers can balance reserves between treasuries and cash, with asset management handled by Blackrock, Fidelity, Superstate and Lead Bank. Stripe’s network ensures interoperability across tokens and aims to offer lower conversion costs.
The AI side of the showcase centered on Agentic Commerce Protocol, developed with Chatgpt -Developer Openai. The offer allows merchants to trade with AI agents while keeping control of fulfillment and customer relationships, the company said. Partners including Microsoft Copilot and Anthropic also test the standard.
These product launches are based on a variety of blockchain-focused movements with stripe. In addition to acquiring Bridge, Stripe recently purchased Crypto-Tevebog Provider Privy and expanded its internal cryptoinfrastructure tools. The company also works with Crypto Venture Firm Paradigm to develop pace, a payments-oriented blockchain designed to handle scale transactions.
“With the emergence of stableecoins and AI, we are at dawn of a new online economy,” said Will Gaybrick, Stripes President of Technology and Business, in a statement, adding that the company focuses on “drawing border technology out of experimental in mainstream.”
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