The Gap in Today's Payments Stack
Stripe is extraordinary — but it was designed for the fiat internet. When your customers want to pay with USDC, receive royalties in ETH, or settle cross-border invoices via stablecoin rails, the existing infrastructure falls short.
What "Stripe for Web3" Actually Means
It doesn't mean replacing Stripe. It means building the equivalent layer of developer-friendly, reliable, compliant payment infrastructure for the Web3 economy. Key components:
1. Unified Payment APIs A single API that handles fiat, crypto, and stablecoin payments with consistent error handling, webhooks, and developer experience.
2. Compliance at the Protocol Level KYC/AML checks shouldn't be bolted on — they should be native to the payment flow, with on-chain attestations where applicable.
3. Instant Settlement Using stablecoin rails (USDC, USDT, AUDC), merchants can receive settlement in seconds rather than T+2 business days.
4. Cross-Border Without the Friction A payment from Sydney to Seoul shouldn't require SWIFT. With our infrastructure, it's a single API call.
Building for Australia First
Australia's open banking framework and progressive crypto regulation make it an ideal test market. We're building compliance-first, which means every feature we ship is production-ready for regulated environments.
Our private beta launches in late 2026. Apply to join the developer waitlist.