Stablecoin and Stripe
Stripe’s platform enabling stablecoin payments and financial accounts, with 30% monthly growth in transaction volume in 2025.
What is Stablecoin and Stripe?
Stripe introduced Stablecoin Payments in 2025, allowing businesses in 101 countries to accept USDC and other stablecoins via its Settlement Payouts, with legal terms updated in August 2025. Through acquisitions like Bridge and launches like Tempo blockchain, Stripe reported 30% month-over-month growth in stablecoin volumes since January 2025. This facilitates faster, cheaper payments, positioning Stripe as a leader in digital asset integration for fintechs.
Related Terms
Ethereum Node
A software client that participates in Ethereum’s Proof-of-Stake network to validate, store, or relay blockchain data.
US GAAP Stablecoin Classification
Accounting standards under U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles treating certain USD-pegged stablecoins as cash equivalents.
Perpetual Futures
Also called Perpetual Swap, a derivative contract on a Perp DEX allowing traders to speculate on digital asset prices without an expiration date.
Nakamoto Coefficient
A metric quantifying blockchain decentralization by identifying the minimum number of independent entities needed to compromise network consensus, typically 33% of stake in proof-of-stake systems or 51% of hash power in proof-of-work.
Token Pair
A combination of two digital assets in a DEX liquidity pool, enabling direct swaps between them via AMM mechanisms.
Liquidity Fragmentation
The dispersion of liquidity across multiple pools, chains, or exchanges, leading to inefficient pricing and higher costs.