15,558 physical businesses worldwide accept Bitcoin for payment, up 18% from a year earlier. But in-person transactions are still uncommon.
Stripe News
Stripe is an American technology company developing solutions for operating and processing online payments. The Stripe company was founded by the Collison brothers — Patrick and John — in 2011. The Stripe payment application is also available for mobile devices. Stripe’s Bitcoin involvement started in 2014, when the company experimented with the support of Bitcoin for the first time. In 2015, it was announced that Stripe would be accepting Bitcoin, so users could perform payments and money transfers using cryptocurrency in the same way as using fiat currencies. Stripe’s instant payouts and low fees have gained popularity among its users. However, in 2018, after three years of working with cryptocurrency, the company announced that it is officially winding down its integration with Bitcoin. Stripe founders and partners believe that Bitcoin works much better as an asset.
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by Joeri Cant
Mayor companies, Visa, EBay, Stripe and Mastercard are abandoning Facebook’s cryptocurrency project Libra amid increased regulatory pressure.
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Visa, Mastercard, PayPal and Stripe are reportedly unsure whether they wish to become paid-up participants in Facebook’s Libra digital currency.
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by Joeri Cant
Online payments processor Stripe has raised another $250 million in funding round that saw its valuation rise to a whopping $35 billion.
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Online payments processor Stripe launches Stripe Capital, a lending service for internet companies in the United States.
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Payment processor Stripe ends support for Bitcoin, citing high fees and slow confirmations.
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by Joseph Young
Stripe, arguably one of the fastest growing fintech startup that allows users to accept payments through several different payment service providers has recentl...
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by Diana Ngo
Stripe, one of the hottest payments startups, has announced it is expanding to Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland
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by Diana Ngo
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