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Stripe stablecoin payments acceptanceUpdated 28 Oct 2026

Stripe lets businesses take payments in stablecoins from customers' crypto wallets, with the proceeds landing in the merchant's Stripe balance in local currency. Relaunched for US businesses in October 2024 with USDC on Ethereum, Solana and Polygon, it now also accepts USDC on Base and on Tempo, the payments chain Stripe incubated, plus USDP and USDG for US customers. Businesses in the EU, Hong Kong, Mexico and Switzerland have access in private preview.

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Live (limited) since 9 Oct 2024[2] — Generally available to US businesses only, other regions in private preview; no volume published. · Reviewed 13d ago

Assets
Stablecoin[1]
USDC, USDP and USDG accepted as payment
Networks
Ethereum Public, permissionless[1]
Solana Public, permissionless[1]
Polygon Public, permissionless[1]
Base Public, permissionless[1]
Tempo Public, permissioned[1]
USDC on Tempo is the bridged USDC.e.
Use cases
Merchant payments[1]
Jurisdictions
United States

Participants

Likely relevant regulation

Assets

Timeline

  1. Happened 2026 (year only) · Scope expansion · recorded 11 Oct 2026
    Stripe's documentation lists Base and Tempo as accepted networks and USDP and USDG as accepted coins, with private preview in the EU, Hong Kong, Mexico and Switzerland.[1]
  2. Happened 9 Oct 2024 · Launch · recorded 11 Oct 2026
    Stripe reopens crypto payments for US businesses, accepting USDC on Ethereum, Solana and Polygon and paying merchants in dollars.[2]

Sources

  1. [1]Stablecoin payments — Stripe. Accessed 11 Oct 2026.B
  2. [2]Stripe reinstates crypto payments for US businesses via USDC on Ethereum, Solana and Polygon — The Block, 10 Oct 2024. Accessed 11 Oct 2026.C
  3. [3]Introducing USDC on Shopify: Simple, borderless payments for merchants — Shopify, 12 Jun 2025. Accessed 28 Oct 2026.B

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