Alipay Signs New Global Partnership with Stripe
Stripe-powered businesses around the world can now accept Alipay, unlocking the world’s largest consumer market in just a few clicks.
Stripe-powered businesses around the world can now accept Alipay, unlocking the world’s largest consumer market in just a few clicks.
Givergy announces integration with Stripe Connect Givergy, the fundraising technology platform which helped raise over £45 million for more than 1500 causes ... read more
We sat down with the head of growth for Stripe Nordics, Sebastian Fuchs, co-founder of Stockholm startup hub SUP46 to talk about his move to Stripe, fintech in the Nordics and payments trends in the region.
Once again we’ve picked out the top stories across Europe’s fintech and payments industry so you don’t have to.
As the hype around fintech grows, cities are competing to crow the loudest about their fintech credentials. Here’s a snapshot of the hot hubs to watch this year with key stats, notable exits and who to watch.
Stripe’s bullish on UK fintech. The $5bn San Francisco payments firm now powers many of London’s most prominent fintech companies from TransferWise and Nutmeg to Zopa and Seedrs and it’s only planning to grow its presence in the UK, now its second biggest market globally after the UK.
Accepting payments online just became a lot easier for small businesses with the launch of Stripe’s new suite of startup tools: Atlas. Designed to remove a lot of the complex red tape that can overwhelm startups in their early stages, other tools available through Atlas let entrepreneurs easily incorporate a company in the US and set up a US bank account, as well as start taking payments in 100 currencies on launch.
Best Buy, Adidas, Shopify and PacSun are just a handful of retailers starting to use Twitter's ‘Buy Now’ button to sell products, digital goods or services directly within a Tweet.
Stripe has released Relay, a new tool that allows third parties such as Twitter and ShopStyle to offer buying capabilities within their own apps.
The digital payments company has secured financial investment from Visa, Amex and other financial giants, raising its valuation to $5 billion.