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I've been thinking about doing the same. Seems like most of answers here are BTC. Anything available in ETH yet? Or maybe XLM? A Stripe for crypto would be aw

• Geee 5y ago
  Stripe used to have Bitcoin payments. Bitcoin payments fell out of fashion when fees started to rise. Let's see if they re-enable it with Lightning. https://stripe.com/blog/ending-bitcoin-support https://stripe.com/blog/ending-bitcoin-support
  • stevenicr 5y ago
    stripe has a lot of restrictions about what you can and can't use stripe for. I don't see stripe ever being a stripe for crypto - it's just nice ux with all the restrictions of visa/mc plus more restrictions to avoid the darker sides of some crpyt - like here's some crypt option with added regulations, plus more added rules and regulations from our overlords and some other overlords.
• weq 5y ago
  Your bet best in accepting crypto directly with minimum fuss is setting up a crypto wallet and not attempting to bridge to fiat. this framework will get you off the ground quickly https://moralis.io/ https://moralis.io/ you can peg your crypto prices to fiat and advertise the crypto as floating that is final at the checkout. thats standard practice.
• yokem55 5y ago
  You might check out zkcheckout from zksync who run a zk-rollup that inherits the full security of Ethereum with pennies for fees. This would allow for direct stablecoin payments without an intermediary and is fully self custodial (unlike strike).
• ahnick 5y ago
  Flexa is basically Stripe for crypto and it supports ETH and XLM. https://flexa.network/currencies https://flexa.network/currencies