
Stripe Opens Opportunity for Bitcoin Integration
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Stripe co-founder John Collison has confirmed that the company may restore support for cryptocurrency in the future
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The latest update comes after the payment company stopped accepting bitcoin for payment due to volatility and inefficiency
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When asked about the possibility of crypto support, Collison said: “We don’t yet but I think it’s not implausible that we would.”
Stripe has failed to rule out the possibility of accepting cryptocurrency for payment in the future.
This is coming 3 years after the online payments company ended support for Bitcoin citing volatility and its lack of efficiency for daily transactions.
The company’s co-founder John Collison opened a window of opportunity to reconsideration while speaking at the Fintech Abu Dhabi festival on Tuesday.
He said:
“There have been a lot of developments of late with an eye to making cryptocurrencies better and, in particular, scalable and acceptable cost as a payment method.”

When asked if Stripe will reconsider cryptocurrency payment, he said:
“We don’t yet, but I think it’s not implausible that we would.”
The company recently disclosed that it had formed a team dedicated to the exploration of cryptocurrency and “Web3”.
Collison added that several innovations emerging from the cryptocurrency world have potential, such as Solana.
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Stripe which was founded in 2009 is the largest privately-owned fintech company in the United States.
Valued at $95 billion, the company processes payment for platforms like Google, Amazon, and Uber and has also into other areas of finance.
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