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Background: I work on a cross-border payments product. Most of our clients are LATAM businesses where stablecoins are the default ask, and I've been wondering whether the same would make sense for US/EU makers selling through Stripe. The mechanics on our side: we provide a virtual account details (ACH/SEPA/Faster Payments) that you paste into Stripe, your payout converts to USDC, and it lands in your MetaMask or in a custody wallet with us. Where Stripe can't payout directly and the stack is Stipe => Wise/Payoneer => SWIFT or local rails, that path charges you on every leg. The stablecoin route is one conversion, and you pick the moment to cash out. If you run a US entity but live outside the US, it's the last leg that usually eats it. The USDC route ends that leg at your own wallet. Two questions for people selling through Stripe: Would it be useful to get your Stripe payout directly as USDC in your own wallet? Which of the things you'd normally spend the revenue on would work with USDC/USDT (living expenses to your card, services and SaaS, contractor payouts), and where would it get annoying? Disclosure: I work on the product above; not selling in this thread.   submitted by   /u/vasily_sl [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/6 21:10:30