Stripe
Stripe is a technology company that allows both private individuals and businesses to accept payments over the web. Stripe focuses on providing the technical, fraud prevention, and banking infrastructure required to operate online payment systems.
Stripe stops handling bitcoin on April 23 due to transaction-connected prolems. However, the company stays optimistic about other cryptocurrencies, planning to add support for other coins in the future.
Monzo has crossed the line of $93 million in a recent funding round and it’s not going to slow down in their race with brick-and-mortar banks.
Radar is Stripe’s fraud detection service that is now available for customers including international ones.
Since today marketplaces using Stripe Connect will be able to send instant payouts to sellers.
On Monday, the social networking giant unveiled several new Messenger updates that will let customers to make payments without leaving the app.
The platform will offer services including incorporation, share issuance, adding directors, setting up bank and Stripe accounts.
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Digital payment service Stripe has officially announced its integration with Bitcoin enabling merchants accept payments in the cryptocurrency.
An API-based internet payment system provider Stripe has updated its advice on setting up its service to accept bitcoin. The feature is set to come out of beta in January 2015 with a fee of 0.5% per transaction.
Stripe published an article examining main issues of bitcoin market.
