The Stripe Payments Giant announced a stable issuance platform and AI trade tools in its New York showcase on Tuesday, marking an impulse to link its payment business with the growing role of digital dollars and artificial intelligence in online transactions.
The open issuance, backed by the Stablecoin infrastructure platform bridge that Stripe acquired for $ 1.1 billion last year, allows companies to launch their own Stablecoins, coining and redeeming tokens with only a few lines of code.
Phantom’s Token in cash, an open circuit stable of the popular cryptographic wallet supplier, will be the first to debut through the open broadcast, the firm announced.
The recently launched stablcoins from the Hyperliquid of Decentralized Exchange and Musd de MetamSk will also be broadcast through the protocol, with more projects that are already in process, the firm said.
“If the money movement is essential for your business, you must build with Stablecoins. But it is not built on the currency of another person,” said Zach Abrams, co -founder and Bridge CEO, in a statement. “With open issuance, companies can build on Stablecoins that customize and control, so that the benefits of this important technology flow directly to the people and companies that use them.”
Issuers can balance reservations between treasure bonds and cash, with asset management managed by Blackrock, Fidelity, Superstate and Lead Bank. The stripe network guarantees interoperability in tokens and aims to offer lower conversion costs.
The Side of the showcase focused on the agent trade protocol, developed with the Chatgpt Openai developer. The offer allows merchants to carry out transactions with AI agents while maintaining control over compliance and customer relations, the company said. The partners, including Microsoft Copilot and Anthrope, are also testing the standard.
These product releases are based on a series of movements focused on blockchain by Stripe. In addition to acquiring Bridge, Stripe recently bought the Privy cryptographic wallet supplier, expanding its internal cryptographic infrastructure tools. The firm is also working with the risk firm of cryptography to develop tempo, a block -oriented block chain designed to handle transactions at scale.
“With the advent of Stablecoins and AI, we are at the dawn of a new online economy,” said Gaybrick, president of Stripe technology and businesses, in a statement, and added that the company is focusing on “taking out the border technology of experimental experience.”
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