On September 30, according to CoinDesk, payment giant Stripe announced the launch of the stablecoin issuance platform Open Issuance and AI business tools at a press conference in New York, aimed at combining payment operations with the increasingly important roles of digital dollars and artificial intelligence in online transactions. Open Issuance is based on Stripe's acquisition of the stablecoin infrastructure platform Bridge for 1.1 billion USD last year, allowing businesses to issue their own stablecoins, mint, and exchange with just a few lines of code. The CASH Token from crypto wallet provider Phantom will be the first stablecoin issued through this platform. Additionally, Hyperliquid's USDH and MetaMask's mUSD will also join the issuance program, with Stripe stating that more projects are in preparation.
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Stripe launched the stablecoin issuance platform Open Issuance
On September 30, according to CoinDesk, payment giant Stripe announced the launch of the stablecoin issuance platform Open Issuance and AI business tools at a press conference in New York, aimed at combining payment operations with the increasingly important roles of digital dollars and artificial intelligence in online transactions. Open Issuance is based on Stripe's acquisition of the stablecoin infrastructure platform Bridge for 1.1 billion USD last year, allowing businesses to issue their own stablecoins, mint, and exchange with just a few lines of code. The CASH Token from crypto wallet provider Phantom will be the first stablecoin issued through this platform. Additionally, Hyperliquid's USDH and MetaMask's mUSD will also join the issuance program, with Stripe stating that more projects are in preparation.