This morning at our annual conference, Stripe Sessions, we shared 288 new products and features with more than 9,000 business leaders and builders. We’re making Stripe even more programmable; protecting and propelling your business with the strength of the Stripe network; and building economic infrastructure for AI. 

Here’s everything we announced.

Payments

Today, we launched and demoed payments infrastructure for the next era of commerce. We expanded the Agentic Commerce Suite through partnerships with Meta and Google; announced a new way to grant agents the ability to pay with Link’s agent wallet; and unveiled Checkout studio, which helps you build, analyze, and optimize high-converting checkouts in a few clicks. Here’s what’s new:

Agentic commerce 

• You can now sell through AI agents by uploading your product catalog and managing agent access directly from the Stripe Dashboard with the Agentic Commerce Suite.
• We previewed the ability for platforms to use the Agentic Commerce Suite, allowing their connected accounts to become agent-ready with discovery, checkout, payments, and fraud detection handled through a single Stripe integration. 
• We partnered with Meta to enable native checkout inside ads on Facebook so discovery and purchase happen in one flow.
• Customers will soon be able to buy your products in AI Mode and the Gemini app via the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP), through a new partnership between Stripe and Google.
• Agents can now programmatically transact with your business via microtransactions, recurring payments, and more with the Machine Payments Protocol (MPP), co-authored by Stripe and Tempo.
• You can now accept payments from agents over MPP in stablecoins as well as fiat through cards, Klarna, and Affirm via Shared Payment Tokens (SPTs), using our PaymentIntents API.  

Link  

• You can now grant agents the ability to pay with Link’s agent wallet, while maintaining control via spending approvals and full purchase visibility.
• Link now supports additional payment methods. Via Link, US businesses can now accept Pix in Brazil and stablecoins. We also previewed the ability for US businesses to accept UPI via Link in India.
• You can now see Link’s impact on your conversion, authorization rates, and payments costs in a dedicated tab in the Dashboard. 

Optimized Checkout Suite

• We previewed Checkout studio, a new way for you to configure, analyze, and optimize your checkout with an AI assistant, live transaction replay, A/B testing, and personalized recommendations. 
• We previewed Stripe Checkout’s new embedded form, built for embedded use cases like sidebars, chat boxes, and modals. 
• More payment methods, including Pix and UPI, now support subscriptions, localized currency presentment, and cross-border payments.
• You can now accept Sunbit in the US, Bizum in Spain, and Pay by Bank in Finland.
• You can now accept Bizum, BLIK, and Pay by Bank for cross-border payments. 
• You can now accept TWINT for recurring transactions. 
• You can now automatically detect and display your customer’s preferred currency with a new Adaptive Pricing AI model that analyzes dozens of session signals in real time.  
• You can now use Adaptive Pricing to localize subscription prices to your customer’s domestic currency. 
• We previewed a new way for your customers to save a card in your app by tapping it on their Android device instead of manually entering the card information. 

Stripe Terminal 

• We announced the Stripe Reader T600, a new countertop device with an eight-inch screen and the power to run custom apps that support experiences like loyalty and upsells.
• We announced the ability to process in-person payments with Terminal in 15 additional markets, including Hong Kong and Mexico.
• We announced the ability to accept additional payment methods such as Alipay, Klarna, and UnionPay International for in-person payments with Terminal.
• We previewed Terminal’s standalone mode, so you can quickly start accepting payments on Stripe readers with no code or point of sale required. 

Stripe Managed Payments 

• All digital businesses can now use Managed Payments, Stripe’s merchant of record solution. It helps digital businesses sell globally by handling indirect tax compliance in 80+ countries, as well as fraud prevention, dispute management, and customer support. 

Payments Intelligence Suite 

• We previewed the ability to A/B test Authorization Boost against your existing payments performance.  
• You can now use Authorization Boost’s new AI-powered optimizations, including support for Data Only authentication flows and PINless debit retries, helping increase acceptance rates by an average of 3.8% and lower processing costs by up to 3.3%.  
• You can now use Stripe’s 3DS solution on a standalone basis—enabling regulatory compliance, including support for exemptions, and fraud protection to payments processed by another payment service provider. 
• You can now use the Stripe Dashboard assistant for payments analytics, which investigates performance issues, diagnoses root causes, and recommends next steps in natural language.

Radar

Millions of global businesses use Stripe Radar to fight fraud, from leading AI companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, ElevenLabs, and Cursor to global enterprises like PepsiCo and Hertz. Today, we announced the biggest-ever upgrades to Radar, helping you to defend against new types of fraud—including token abuse and account fraud—protect more of your payments on and off Stripe, and win more disputes. Here’s what’s new: 

• You can now identify high-risk trials without blocking legitimate customers using Radar’s free trial abuse prevention. 
• We previewed Radar’s bot abuse prevention, designed to accurately distinguish legitimate AI agents from fraudulent actors.  
• You can now use a new payment signal to identify fraudulent payments on and off Stripe with Stripe Signals. 
• We previewed additional payment signals to predict disputes and early fraud warnings, and detect pay-as-you-go abuse before invoices go unpaid with Signals. 
• We previewed new customer signals to detect multi-account abuse and account sharing abuse with Signals, helping you distinguish real customers from bad actors before they cost you money. 
• We previewed new merchant signals to assess fraud risk for new accounts, predict merchant delinquency, and analyze websites for suspicious activity using LLM-powered reviews with Signals. 
• We previewed new Stripe Issuing authorization signals that predict the likelihood that a card authorization is fraudulent, extending protection to non-Stripe issuers, banks, and fintechs. 
• You can now use Radar’s fraud protection to block high-risk transactions on all supported payment methods, including bank debits; wallets; buy now, pay later (BNPL) options; and stablecoins. 
• We announced custom Radar models that are trained on your business signals along with Stripe’s global network intelligence for more accurate fraud detection.
• You can now access upgraded fraud intervention models for Checkout that enable precise, low-friction interventions, such as targeted CAPTCHAs, to reduce fraud while improving conversion.  
• You can now receive AI-powered recommendations for additional evidence fields, such as tracking number or customer usage logs, to supplement Smart Disputes evidence.
• You can now store persistent documentation, like terms and conditions, in your evidence library. Smart Disputes can pull from this library automatically, so you don’t have to submit the same materials repeatedly.

Revenue

Agentic activity requires new, real-time infrastructure for metering, rating, alerting, and payments. We upgraded our Revenue suite to support new AI-native business models with dimensional pricing and streaming payments. We also made Stripe more programmable with three new Stripe Billing customizations and expanded access to real-time, ready-to-query data. Here’s what’s new: 

Stripe Billing 

• You can now power a broader range of usage-based and hybrid pricing models with Metronome, a Stripe product. You can manage commits, multidimensional pricing structures, bespoke contracts, and more, with real-time revenue visibility down to the account, contract, and product level. 
• You can now access and manage Metronome contracts, customers, and data directly in the Stripe Dashboard with the Metronome app.
• We announced the ability to support streaming payments by combining Metronome and Tempo, allowing you to get paid the instant value is delivered and cost incurred. 
• You can now track credit balances at industry-leading rates, get instant low-balance alerts, and configure automatic credit top-ups. 
• We previewed support for three new types of Billing customizations, allowing you to programmatically define how subscription items appear on invoices, how prorations behave, and how balances and credits are applied. 
• We previewed payment plans that you can use to accept installment payments with automated collection, giving your customers more flexibility and improving cash flow. 
• We previewed subscription invoice revisions, so you can edit finalized subscription invoices and automatically void the original invoice. 

Stripe Tax

• You can now automate US tax filing, track status, and view filing details in the Stripe Dashboard, powered by TaxJar.  
• We previewed additional Stripe Tax Connectors for Shopify and NetSuite, so you can extend Tax to platforms where you already do business.
• We previewed the ability for Tax to verify tax IDs against government databases during checkout flows, blocking invalid IDs. 
• PaymentIntents API users can now calculate and record tax on a payment with a single parameter—no separate API calls required.
• Businesses located in Liechtenstein and Mexico and digital sellers in Sri Lanka can now use Tax. We will also offer full support for businesses in Malaysia and remote sellers in French and Spanish territories soon. 

Data

• We previewed the ability to retrieve real-time subscription metrics within AI agents using the Stripe MCP, or within Stripe Console. 
• We previewed Stripe Database, giving you real-time Stripe data in a managed, hosted, read-only Postgres database. You can spin up the database with one click from the Dashboard or a single CLI command, allowing you to build and ship applications faster.
• We previewed the next generation of Stripe Data Pipeline, enabling real-time data syncs to Google Sheets with more data destinations coming soon. 
• You can now sync all of your Stripe data directly to Databricks with Data Pipeline. 
• We previewed the ability for you to programmatically retrieve prebuilt financial reports across accounts in your organization using the Reports API v2.
• We previewed the ability for businesses using Stripe Sigma to execute custom SQL queries programmatically for advanced data modeling and reporting with the Reports API v2.

Money Management

The AI economy is growing at breakneck speed, and more companies have a global footprint from day one. But the tools to manage your money haven’t kept up, with finances typically scattered across half a dozen apps and spreadsheets. We previewed new capabilities to help you store, spend, and manage money—including a Stripe card that rewards you for spending, free transfers to other Stripe Treasury users, and MCP support for Treasury APIs so you can build your own financial agents. Here’s what’s new:

Stripe Atlas

• We announced the ability for Atlas founders to track and receive SAFE funding from investors via ACH, wire transfer, or stablecoin transfer with a Treasury financial account.

Stripe Treasury 

• We announced that for US and UK businesses, Treasury will support storage in 15 currencies by the end of the year.
• You can now instantly transfer funds between US businesses on Stripe for free.
• US users can now spend their settled Stripe earnings with a Stripe card powered by Mastercard, with 2% cashback on purchases. 
• We announced that Treasury balances in the US will earn Stripe credits that you can apply toward your processing fees. 
• You can now see a full view of balances, transactions, cards, and spending directly from your phone with the new mobile experience for Treasury within the Stripe app.
• We announced that Treasury will be available in Australia and Canada by the end of the year. We will also add stablecoin support for an additional 41 markets.
• We announced that Treasury balances will soon be backed by noncustodial wallets from Privy, enabling businesses in more than 150 markets to instantly move money across borders. 
• We announced agent-ready financial accounts that enable agents to check balances, pay invoices, store funds, create cards, send money, and manage cash flow—with human-in-the-loop confirmation for key actions. 

Stripe Global Payouts 

• We previewed expanded Global Payouts coverage, so you can send payouts to recipients in more than 100 countries in fiat and 160 countries in stablecoins. 
• We previewed the ability for Global Payouts users to send USD payouts to Link users instantly. 

Embedded Finance

Stripe Connect powers more than 16,000 platforms, including Shopify, DoorDash, and Substack, which collectively help 11 million businesses accept payments. Today, we shared new ways to help platforms grow as AI reshapes software, including a new growth studio that uses Stripe data to surface actionable recommendations and the ability to launch new revenue streams through Treasury and Stripe Capital. Here’s what’s new:

Stripe Connect 

• We previewed the platform growth studio, which generates recommendations directly in the Dashboard to help you expand your product offerings and grow faster. It includes AI-powered margin optimization recommendations, peer benchmarking, and no-code promotional pricing campaigns for local payment methods and Instant Payouts. 
• Network cost passthrough (IC++) is now available to platforms in 45 markets, including the US, Canada, UK, and EU. You can now enable IC+ pricing and prebuilt reports for your connected accounts directly in the Dashboard. 
• We previewed new embedded components for your connected accounts to order Terminal hardware, scan checks, view business performance charts, and access balance or payout reconciliation reports. 
• We previewed the ability for you to use Stripe Managed Risk via API, allowing platforms and banks to outsource risk management to Stripe while maintaining full control over the user experience.
• Platforms will soon be able to launch full-scale financial services with less operational overhead using Managed Risk for Treasury.
• Platforms can now use Smart Disputes to automatically compile and submit dispute evidence on behalf of their connected accounts.  
• Platforms can now mitigate risk across their business with Radar, featuring 0-to-100 fraud scores for every business and transaction, AI-powered insights that explain why accounts are flagged, and a comprehensive view of account activity.  
• Your connected accounts can now onboard onto your platform in one click with networked onboarding. We also previewed support for Link wallet users to onboard in one click, even if they don’t already have a Stripe account. 
• Marketplaces in the US, UK, European Economic Area (EEA), and Canada can now programmatically pay out funds to sellers’ connected accounts across any of these regions with cross-border payouts. 
• We previewed the ability for marketplaces that sell in Europe to continue using multiple payment providers while making unified payouts through Stripe. This will help marketplaces comply with upcoming PSD3 regulations without disrupting their multiprocessor setups. 
• We previewed wallets for marketplace sellers to receive earnings, hold funds, and make on-marketplace purchases using their financial account balance.
• We previewed the ability for marketplaces to allow both sellers and customers to spend their financial account balance on the marketplace and other businesses by issuing prepaid debit cards.
• We previewed how we will use stablecoin rails to allow Connect marketplaces to instantly transfer funds to sellers in 100 additional countries.

Stripe Treasury for platforms

• You will soon be able to offer Treasury and spend cards for your users in just a few lines of code with embedded components.
• We previewed several new features available through Treasury for platforms, including bill pay, automated cash rewards, cash acceptance, check acceptance, real-time payments, and accounting integrations.

Stripe Capital for platforms

• You can now offer Capital to your connected accounts in France and Germany, with Australia and Canada coming soon.
• We previewed lines of credit, so your connected accounts can draw funds repeatedly as needed, up to an approved amount. 
• We previewed the ability for platforms to underwrite a business with no Stripe payment processing history through Capital, allowing them to receive capital and onboard to Stripe Payments in one unified flow. 

Stripe Issuing

• We previewed Issuing for agents, which allows businesses and agentic platforms to programmatically issue single-use virtual cards, so agents can make purchases and manage financial workflows autonomously. 
• We previewed the ability to launch a live card program for humans and agents in minutes, with self-serve onboarding, prebuilt program templates, and live funds.
• We previewed consumer debit issuing, so you can offer prepaid rewards cards, disbursements, and branded cards. 

Stablecoins and Crypto

Stablecoins and crypto are helping you move money faster and more affordably around the world. We introduced a new primitive from Privy to manage multichain balances with one simple API, expanded Bridge’s Open Issuance so businesses can launch and manage their own stablecoins, and launched stablecoin-backed cards for recipients to spend funds locally or globally. Here’s what’s new:

• You can now accept stablecoin payments in 32 additional markets. 
• We previewed the ability for US businesses to use Stripe Crypto Onramp to support headless implementations on web and mobile, custom stablecoins issued through Open Issuance, and a separate KYC mode on transactions up to $500. 
• You can now enable consumer or commercial stablecoin-backed cards in 30 countries, enabling recipients to spend their funds locally or globally.
• Via Bridge, you can now onramp and offramp in COP and GBP, in addition to USD, BRL, EUR, and MXN. 
• Via Bridge, you can now move and hold USDG and Bridge-issued stablecoins, including CASH, USDSui, and USDCBL. 
• Via Bridge, you can move money across additional blockchains, including Tempo, Plasma, Celo, and Sui. 
• Your customers can now hold, move, and grow stablecoin balances anywhere in the world with Privy digital asset accounts.
• We announced flexible custody via Privy, allowing you to configure wallets on a wallet-by-wallet basis with both custodial and self-custodial options for global reach. 
• Via Privy, you can now provision custodial wallets operated with a licensed custodian of your choice.
• Via Privy, you can now earn on idle balances by connecting them directly to curated DeFi vaults on Morpho. 
• Via Privy, you can now provision wallets for agents directly from the command line and track their spending through an agent-managed dashboard. 
• Via Privy, you can now use an API integration with Bridge for bank transfer onramp and offramp flows. 
• Via Privy, you can now enable AI agents to invest and transact securely with programmable wallets, including trigger-based micropayments and buy, sell, and hold crypto for investment use cases. 

Stripe Platform

As agents become a foundational part of how developers build and operate on Stripe, we’re investing in three areas: making Stripe extensible and programmable with primitives like custom objects; giving agents reliable tools for building, integrating, and operating on Stripe; and introducing new agentic surfaces to help you analyze and act on your Stripe data. Here’s what’s new: 

• We previewed Stripe Console, an agentic execution environment built directly into the Dashboard. Ask a business question in plain language and Console returns a structured diagnosis drawn from across your Stripe products. Or, give Console a Stripe-related task, and it will carry it out, asking for confirmation before taking consequential actions.
• AI partners and developer platforms can now use the Claimable Sandboxes API to embed Stripe into their platforms. We’ve also added more test data, including product catalogs, that you can push to your live Stripe account. 
• We previewed the ability to securely create and pass live API keys to your platform on behalf of your users with automated key exchanges from Stripe’s claimable sandboxes. 
• We previewed custom objects, so you can model your business data and logic inside Stripe. You can define, store, and manage custom objects with typed fields, relationships, methods, and the same APIs and operational controls as native Stripe resources. 
• Stripe Workflows is now generally available. We also previewed new features, including looping, third-party custom actions, prebuilt actions for Mailchimp and Slack, programmatic invocation, and support for Connect. 
• We previewed the ability for app developers to build full-page, multitab experiences inside the Stripe Dashboard.
• You can now provision, manage, and bill for your entire dev stack—including hosting, databases, authentication, observability, analytics, and AI—with Stripe Projects. 
• We previewed the ability to set up agent guardrails in Stripe to assign agent identities, enforce scope rules, and configure approval flows for sensitive actions. 

What’s coming later this year

Today, we launched our public roadmap: an itemized list with hundreds of detailed entries through Q1 2027, covering products, features, and improvements across Payments, Revenue, Money Management, and beyond. While it’s extensive, it’s noncomprehensive—we’re moving at breakneck speed, so you’ll see us ship even more things that aren’t on the roadmap, too.

Here’s what you can expect:

Payments

Agentic commerce

• [Q2, public preview] Agents can initiate payments using a customer’s permitted payment method, without exposing the underlying credentials.

Link

• [Q2, GA] A native Link app for iOS and Android gives buyers a single place to manage payment methods, view transaction history, and automate purchases with configurable alerts.

Payment processing

• [Q2, GA] Route Apple Pay payments through the local eftpos network in Australia.
• [Q2, GA] Accept Satispay for cross-border payments.
• [Q2, GA] Accept Scalapay, an Italian buy now, pay later method, for cross-border and domestic payments.
• [Q2, GA] Legal CBD businesses can use Stripe.
• [Q2, public preview] Integrate Stripe Payments directly into Aptos ONE workflows.
• [Q3, public preview] Use an off-session payments API for transactions you initiate.
• [Q3, public preview] Build session-based payment flows that bill at the granularity of usage events like token consumption and API invocations.
• [Q3, GA] Dating service businesses can use Stripe.
• [Q4, GA] Convert 13+ currencies instantly in your Stripe Payments balance—from the Dashboard or via API—in 35 markets including the US, UK, EU, CH, SG, HK, AU, and NZ.

Stripe Terminal

• [Q4, public preview] Stripe Terminal supports dynamic currency conversion to present pricing in the customer’s local currency.
• [Q4, GA] Stripe Terminal supports multicapture, so merchants can partially capture an authorized payment multiple times.
• [Q4, public preview] Use Tap to Pay on Android in Japan.

Stripe Financial Connections

• [Q2, private preview] Use Stripe Financial Connections in Canada for payments, payouts, and bank data access.
• [Q3, public preview] Use Financial Connections in Canada for payments, payouts, and bank data access.
• [Q4, GA] Use Financial Connections in Canada for payments, payouts, and bank data access.

Onramp

• [Q4, GA] Crypto businesses can sign up for Stripe via the Dashboard.

Radar

• [Q2, private preview] Custom Stripe Radar models pair Stripe’s global model with your business metadata to improve fraud detection.
• [Q2, GA] Access Stripe Radar risk scores for payments processed off Stripe via API.
• [Q2, private preview] Detect and manage fraud across your Stripe Treasury accounts.
• [Q3, GA] Stripe Radar automatically adjusts your transaction block threshold when new fraud attacks arise.
• [Q4, private preview] Set a dispute rate threshold, and Stripe’s AI will auto-resolve disputes.
• [Q4, private preview] Platforms can set custom Stripe Radar thresholds for connected accounts.

Revenue

Stripe Billing

• [Q2, private preview] Write custom logic to control when and how invoices are collected, including payment method selection, timing, and whether invoices are auto-advanced or held for review.
• [Q2, GA] Collect an up-front payment for monthly subscriptions with prebilling.
• [Q2, public preview] Temporarily pause active subscriptions without canceling them.
• [Q2, public preview] Offer custom trial offers to incentivize subscription conversion.
• [Q3, private preview] Bring both product-led and sales-led go-to-market motions into a single unified billing engine with Billing support for sold contracts.

Metronome

• [Q1, private preview] Sync Metronome invoices to NetSuite to manage billing and revenue reconciliation.
• [Q1, GA] Configure packages for good-better-best plans in the Metronome UI, and manage product launches across each cohort.
• [Q2, private preview] Configure discounts on payment-gated and auto-recharge credits based on spend volume, and accept ACH payments from customers.
• [Q2, private preview] Model composite charges with minimums and reference subscriptions or nested composite charges across multiple contracts.
• [Q2, private preview] Reference Stripe e-mandates for off-session charges in India.
• [Q2, private preview] Export a complete, immutable record of every rated event after invoice finalization to your data warehouse.
• [Q2, private preview] Configure per-customer alerts to evaluate on sub-minute windows, with under a minute of latency. 
• [Q3, GA] Model composite charges with minimums and reference subscriptions or nested composite charges across multiple contracts.
• [Q3, GA] Businesses and agents can purchase Metronome self-serve.
• [Q3, GA] Model Reserved Instance commitments as contract-level pricing logic for GPU cloud billing.
• [Q3, GA] Issue credits and prepaid commitments in usage units rather than custom pricing units or dollar amounts—for example, giving new users 1,000 free API calls or emails.
• [Q4, private preview] Charge for usage in real time with sub-second latency using Metronome.

Stripe Tax

• [Q2, GA] Streamline e-invoicing and e-reporting compliance with a fully integrated Stripe and Billit solution.
• [Q2, public preview] Calculate tax for industry-specific needs such as parking, ticketing, and events.
• [Q2, GA] Track tax rate and rule changes within Stripe Tax.
• [Q2, GA] Stripe Tax automatically tracks every tax rate and rule change applied to your transactions.
• [Q3, private preview] Platforms can use application fees to separate platform fees and related sales tax on user invoices.
• [Q4, GA] Download filing-ready reports formatted to meet requirements of supported jurisdictions, with audit-ready transaction details.
• [Q4, private preview] Remit tax payments to authorities automatically via Stripe Treasury.
• [Q1 2027, public preview] Platforms can use application fees to separate platform fees and related sales tax on user invoices.

Stripe Data Pipeline

• [Q2, public preview] Sync your Stripe data to BigQuery.
• [Q3, public preview] Sync real-time Stripe data to a broad range of data destinations.
• [Q4, GA] Sync your Stripe data to BigQuery.

Stripe Sigma

• [Q2, GA] Self-serve CBMP analysis and reconcile reporting more accurately with a network-reported dispute date field in Stripe Sigma.

Money Management

Stripe Atlas

• [Q3, GA] Incorporate a Delaware C corporation, file 83(b) elections, retrieve your EIN, and access formation documents using the Stripe CLI Atlas plugin.

Stripe Treasury

• [Q2, private preview] Send physical checks directly from your Stripe Treasury balance.
• [Q2, private preview] Treasury users storing stablecoins (USDC/EURC) can offramp funds to local currency bank accounts in BRL, AUD, GBP, and NGN.
• [Q2, private preview] Add cash to your Stripe Treasury balance at participating retail stores, including Walmart.
• [Q2, public preview] Stripe Treasury users in the US can access funds 24/7 and move money faster with stablecoins.
• [Q2, public preview] Founders anywhere in the world incorporating through Stripe Atlas can instantly access a US dollar–backed Stripe Treasury account to receive funds, store money in dollar-pegged stablecoins, and send money worldwide.
• [Q2, public preview] Schedule payouts to send funds to recipients on a future date.
• [Q2, public preview] Manage your business finances directly from the Stripe Dashboard: store funds, open local accounts, convert currencies, send money, manage expenses, borrow money, and earn rewards.
• [Q3, private preview] Treasury users storing stablecoins (USDC/EURC) can fund accounts from local currency bank accounts in MXN, BRL, GBP, AUD, COP, ARS, and NGN.
• [Q3, private preview] Manage and pay bills via the Stripe Dashboard.
• [Q3, private preview] Treasury users storing stablecoins (USDC/EURC) can offramp funds to local currency bank accounts in ZAR, KES, GHS, NOK, DKK, SEK, and VND.
• [Q3, public preview] Fund and send money instantly with Stripe Treasury via Real-Time Payments (RTP).
• [Q3, public preview] Receive payments revenue in 10+ currencies—including AUD, CAD, EUR, GBP, HKD, SGD, and USD—and pay out to a local currency bank account or convert instantly on Stripe.
• [Q3, public preview] Receive payments revenue in 18 currencies—including USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, CAD, HKD, and SGD—and pay out to a local currency bank account or convert instantly on Stripe.
• [Q3, GA] Configure your Stripe account to receive all incoming card and nondebit payment earnings the next day.
• [Q3, GA] Manage your business finances directly from the Stripe Dashboard: store funds, open local accounts, convert currencies, send money, manage expenses, borrow money, and earn rewards.
• [Q4, public preview] Send physical checks directly from your Stripe Treasury balance.
• [Q4, public preview] Treasury users storing stablecoins (USDC/EURC) can offramp funds to local currency bank accounts in BRL, AUD, GBP, and NGN.
• [Q4, public preview] Add cash to your Stripe Treasury balance at participating retail stores, including Walmart.
• [Q4, private preview] Treasury users storing stablecoins (USDC/EURC) can offramp funds to local currency bank accounts in PEN, CLP, BOB, PLN, RON, and NZD.
• [Q4, private preview] Deposit money in high-yield investment accounts backed by fiat instruments directly from the Stripe Dashboard.
• [Q4, private preview] Configure your Stripe account to receive all incoming payment earnings instantly and on a recurring basis.
• [Q4, private preview] Businesses in Australia can receive funds in multiple currencies, convert between them, and send payouts via the Dashboard.
• [Q4, GA] Fund and send money instantly with Stripe Treasury via Real-Time Payments (RTP) in the US.
• [Q4, GA] Stripe Treasury users in the US can access funds 24/7 and move money faster with stablecoins.
• [Q4, GA] Founders anywhere in the world incorporating through Stripe Atlas can instantly access a US dollar–backed Stripe Treasury account to receive funds, store money in dollar-pegged stablecoins, and send money worldwide.
• [Q4, GA] Schedule payouts to send funds to recipients on a future date.
• [Q4, GA] Raise funds for your US C corp by sending, signing, and managing SAFE notes with investors and receiving funding via ACH, wire, or stablecoin transfer.
• [Q4, GA] Receive payments revenue in 15 currencies—including AUD, CAD, EUR, GBP, HKD, SGD, and USD—and pay out to a local currency bank account or convert instantly on Stripe.
• [Q4, GA] Manage your business finances directly from the Stripe Dashboard: store funds, open local accounts, convert currencies, send money, manage expenses, borrow money, and earn perks.
• [Q4, public preview] Transfer money between accounts in an organization without routing through an external bank account.

Global Payouts

• [Q3, GA] Send money from the US and UK to local currency bank accounts in 30 additional countries (120+ total).
• [Q3, public preview] Individuals and businesses can share payment methods with Link to receive money faster and more securely.
• [Q3, GA] Receive same-day manual payouts in EUR in the eurozone.
• [Q3, GA] Send money from the US to recipients in 160 countries instantly in stablecoins via the Dashboard or API with Global Payouts.
• [Q3, private preview] Stablecoin payouts support USDT.
• [Q4, public preview] Send money from the eurozone to local currency bank accounts in 120 countries.
• [Q4, private preview] Send money from the EU to recipients in 160 countries instantly in stablecoins via the Dashboard or API with Global Payouts.

Stripe Capital

• [Q1, GA] Get financing through Stripe Capital in Australia.
• [Q2, public preview] Access a prequalified Capital line of credit that you can draw from multiple times.
• [Q3, private preview] Capital’s maximum offer size increases from $250K to $1M.
• [Q3, GA] Get financing through Stripe Capital in Canada.
• [Q3, GA] Access a prequalified Capital line of credit that you can draw from multiple times.
• [Q4, GA] Get financing through Stripe Capital in Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands, and Belgium.

Stripe Issuing

• [Q3, private preview] Use Stripe Issuing for charge card programs in Hungary and Romania, based on EUR settlement.

Embedded Finance

Stripe Connect

• [Q1, GA] Stripe-integrated identity flows support 3D face verification.
• [Q1, GA] The Stripe Dashboard shows new data on financial performance, connected account growth, compliance, and revenue opportunities.
• [Q2, public preview] The Accounts v2 API gives users a unified account per customer with a single identity and KYC across Stripe products. Collect a customer’s payment details once and reuse them, view all customer activity in one place, and expand into new Stripe products without re-onboarding.
• [Q2, GA] Existing Connect platforms get access to the Accounts v2 API, with a simpler integration, credential reuse across Stripe products, lower costs on platform fee collection, and a unified user view.
• [Q2, GA] Control whether to collect eventually_due requirements from your users in the Express Dashboard.
• [Q2, GA] Control whether connected accounts can edit their support details by specifying permissions during onboarding and management.
• [Q2, GA] Control whether connected accounts can edit their support details by specifying permissions during onboarding and management.
• [Q2, GA] Verify proof_of_liveness for connected accounts via the API.
• [Q2, GA] Platforms can enable connected accounts to settle in multiple currencies without requiring them to provide foreign currency bank accounts up front.
• [Q2, private preview] Verify phone and email instantly, stepping up requirements only for risky users, via API.
• [Q2, private preview] Track performance, pinpoint drop-offs, and re-engage users across your connected account onboarding funnel.
• [Q2, private preview] Monitor the verification status of your connected accounts to identify and address issues.
• [Q3, public preview] Track performance, pinpoint drop-offs, and re-engage users across your connected account onboarding funnel.
• [Q4, GA] Connected accounts can view and export balance and payout reconciliation reports directly from your platform’s dashboard.
• [Q4, GA] Define a custom start of day to control how transactions roll up and when payouts trigger.
• [Q4, GA] Verify identities in 41 additional countries, bringing global coverage to over 90%.
• [Q4, GA] A new reporting chart embedded component can display net volume and gross volume charts in your platform’s dashboard.
• [Q4, GA] The Accounts v2 API gives users a unified account per customer with a single identity and KYC across Stripe products. Collect a customer’s payment details once and reuse them, view all customer activity in one place, and expand into new Stripe products without re-onboarding.
• [Q4, public preview] Businesses can scan checks directly from your platform’s dashboard via a new embedded component.
• [Q4, public preview] Verify phone and email instantly, stepping up requirements only for risky users, via API.
• [Q4, public preview] Stripe Connect marketplaces in the EU can onboard sellers in 100+ countries and transfer digital USD (i.e., stablecoins) to their accounts. Sellers can withdraw funds instantly in stablecoins, or choose to get paid out to a local currency bank account.
• [Q4, public preview] Monitor the verification status of your connected accounts to identify and address issues.
• [Q4, public preview] Marketplaces on Connect will be able to unify payouts across multiple processors in accordance with PSD2/3 compliance in the EU and UK.
• [Q3, private preview] Marketplaces on Connect will be able to unify payouts across multiple processors in accordance with PSD2/3 compliance in the EU and UK.

Stripe Treasury for platforms

• [Q2, private preview] Platforms can embed financial accounts backed by stablecoins in 100 countries.
• [Q2, private preview] Platforms in eurozone countries can offer users financial accounts to receive, store, convert, and send funds in multiple currencies; users can spend funds directly with a Stripe-issued card.
• [Q3, private preview] Connected accounts can upload, manage, and pay bills via embedded component.
• [Q3, private preview] Offer consumers a wallet to store and respend earnings, and issue customers a branded prepaid debit card—with compliance, bank relationship management, and operations handled by Stripe.
• [Q3, private preview] Platforms in Canada can offer users financial accounts to receive, store, convert, and send funds in multiple currencies; users can spend funds directly with a Stripe-issued card.
• [Q3, public preview] Platforms in the UK can offer users financial accounts to receive, store, convert, and send funds in multiple currencies; users can spend funds directly with a Stripe-issued card.
• [Q4, public preview] Platforms can offer their customers financial accounts to receive, store, convert, and send funds, including stablecoin balances, in 100 countries. Their users can withdraw to a local currency bank account or spend directly with a Stripe-issued card in 60 countries.
• [Q4, private preview] Platforms in Australia can offer users financial accounts to receive, store, convert, and send funds in multiple currencies; users can spend funds directly with a Stripe-issued card.
• [Q4, public preview] Platforms in eurozone countries can offer users financial accounts to receive, store, convert, and send funds in multiple currencies; users can spend funds directly with a Stripe-issued card.
• [Q1 2027, public preview] Offer consumers a wallet to store and respend earnings, and issue customers a branded prepaid debit card—with compliance, bank relationship management, and operations handled by Stripe.

Stripe Capital for platforms

• [Q4, private preview] Platforms new to Stripe can offer financing to their users.
• [Q4, public preview] Offer financing to users with no Stripe payment processing history.
• [Q4, GA] Platforms in France, Germany, and Australia can extend business financing to their connected accounts.
• [Q4, GA] Platforms can give businesses access to lines of credit with flexible, on-demand funding up to an approved amount.

Stripe Issuing

• [Q2, private preview] Platforms can offer customizable cashback rewards on card spend to connected accounts.
• [Q3, GA] Use Stripe for processing while maintaining your own banking relationship.
• [Q3, private preview] Platforms can issue cards for connected accounts in Canada.
• [Q3, private preview] Customers can spend from their stablecoin balances held in DeFi lending protocols.
• [Q3, public preview] Issue consumer or commercial stablecoin-backed cards in 60 countries.
• [Q4, public preview] Platforms can offer consumer debit cards backed by fiat or stablecoins, with Stripe handling program management.
• [Q4, public preview] Platforms can offer customizable cashback rewards on card spend to connected accounts.
• [Q4, public preview] Customers can spend from their stablecoin balances held in DeFi lending protocols.
• [Q4, private preview] Platforms can issue cards for connected accounts in Australia.
• [Q4, private preview] Customers can choose their funding source or payment type (such as credit or debit) before completing a purchase.

Stripe Treasury

• [Q2, private preview] Treasury users storing stablecoins (USDC/EURC) can offramp funds to local currency bank accounts in BRL, AUD, GBP, and NGN.
• [Q3, private preview] Treasury users storing stablecoins (USDC/EURC) can fund their account from local currency bank accounts in MXN, BRL, GBP, AUD, COP, ARS, and NGN.
• [Q3, private preview] Treasury users storing stablecoins (USDC/EURC) can offramp funds to local currency bank accounts in ZAR, KES, GHS, NOK, DKK, SEK, and VND.
• [Q4, public preview] Treasury users storing stablecoins (USDC/EURC) can offramp funds to local currency bank accounts in BRL, AUD, GBP, and NGN.
• [Q4, private preview] Open stablecoin-backed financial accounts in 50 additional countries (150 countries total) powered by Privy noncustodial wallets.
• [Q4, private preview] Treasury users storing stablecoins (USDC/EURC) can offramp funds to local currency bank accounts in PEN, CLP, BOB, PLN, RON, and NZD.

Stripe Managed Risk

• [Q2, private preview] Offload risk and connected account loss liability for white-labeled payments and marketplaces.
• [Q3, private preview] Managed Risk protects marketplaces and platforms that process payments on behalf of their sellers.
• [Q3, private preview] Managed Risk protects marketplaces and platforms that process payments on behalf of their sellers.
• [Q3, private preview] Offer financial accounts to businesses without taking on additional risk.
• [Q4, public preview] Offer financial accounts to businesses without taking on additional risk.

Stripe Radar

• [Q4, private preview] Let your connected accounts use Stripe’s AI to auto-resolve disputes in real time

Stripe Tax

• [Q2, private preview] Assume tax liability for connected accounts by calculating and collecting taxes on their invoices.
• [Q4, public preview] Assume tax liability for connected accounts by calculating and collecting taxes on their invoices.

Crypto

Stablecoin payments

• [Q2, public preview] Accept USDT as a payment currency.
• [Q3, private preview] Use stable, user-specific deposit addresses to support ongoing transactions.
• [Q3, public preview] Accept stablecoin payments from customers in 33 additional countries.
• [Q4, GA] Accept stablecoin payments from customers in 33 additional countries.
• [Q4, private preview] Accept BTC, SOL, and ETH as payment currencies.
• [Q4, private preview] Settle crypto transactions into a stablecoin balance.

Bridge

• [Q1, GA] Bridge Orchestration supports fixed-output foreign exchange, so recipients receive a specified amount while Bridge automatically determines how much source currency is needed.
• [Q2, GA] Bridge supports the Abstract blockchain.
• [Q2, GA] Bridge supports USDCBL and EURC on Stellar.
• [Q2, GA] Developers can pass fees through to their customers and set fixed fees for USD virtual account onramps with Bridge Orchestration.
• [Q2, GA] Bridge supports noncustodial card funding on the Tempo, World, Linea, and Base blockchains.
• [Q2, GA] Bridge Orchestration supports first-party SWIFT payments, FedNow for USD onramps, and ACH pulls from USD virtual accounts.
• [Q3, GA] Increase stablecoin distribution with cross-chain transfers.
• [Q3, GA] Increase stablecoin distribution via permissionless onchain swaps into Open Issuance stablecoins.
• [Q3, private preview] Bridge supports opening unique EUR virtual international bank account numbers registered in the end user’s name for improved deposit reconciliation and tracking.
• [Q3, public preview] Issue consumer or commercial stablecoin-backed cards in 60 countries.
• [Q3, private preview] Spend from stablecoin balances held in DeFi lending protocols.
• [Q4, public preview] Bridge supports customer-named virtual international bank account numbers and payouts.
• [Q4, public preview] Spend from stablecoin balances held in DeFi lending protocols.

Onramp

• [Q3, private preview] Crypto Onramp supports KYC sharing, eliminating duplicate verification for customers.
• [Q4, private preview] Consumers can quickly offramp their crypto to existing payment methods.
• [Q4, public preview] Embed a fiat-to-crypto onramp into your web app with embedded components.
• [Q4, private preview] The Crypto Onramp embedded component supports BTC, SOL, and ETH.
• [Q4, public preview] Crypto Onramp supports a lightweight KYC flow for reduced friction.

Global Payouts

• [Q2, private preview] Send money on Sui and Tempo blockchains.
• [Q3, private preview] Stablecoin payouts support USDT and Tether.
• [Q4, GA] Send money on Sui and Tempo blockchains.

Privy

• [Q1, GA] Enable end users to manage their keys and wallets directly in Privy Home, a unified hub to view and control embedded wallets across apps.
• [Q1, public preview] Users will be able to earn yield on assets in their Privy wallets through DeFi protocols, and you can surface those earnings in your app.
• [Q1, GA] Introduce human review for sensitive actions, allowing teams to approve, reject, or modify transactions, policies, and wallet changes.
• [Q1, GA] Define advanced, hierarchical approval structures that reflect real organizational workflows and authorization policies.
• [Q2, private preview] Spin up and fully manage your Privy account end-to-end from the command line.
• [Q2, GA] Swap assets with a single API call directly in Privy wallets, abstracting away routing, calldata, and execution complexity.
• [Q2, private preview] Issue stablecoin-backed cards on top of your existing noncustodial wallet.
• [Q3, private preview] Move fiat assets into Privy wallets via globally available onramps.
• [Q3, private preview] Bring your own cryptographic key material as part of key reconstitution.
• [Q4, private preview] Spin up an agent with spending capabilities using a preconfigured policy set.
• [Q4, private preview] Manage corporate treasury onchain with Privy.

Link

• [Q2, public preview] Accept stablecoin payments through Link.
• [Q1 2027, GA] Accept stablecoin payments through Link.

Stripe Connect

• [Q4, public preview] Connect marketplaces in the EU can onboard sellers in 100+ countries and transfer digital USD (i.e., stablecoins) to their accounts. Sellers can withdraw funds instantly in stablecoins, or choose to get paid out to a local currency bank account.

Stripe Issuing

• [Q3, private preview] Your users can spend from their stablecoin balances held in DeFi lending protocols.
• [Q3, public preview] Issue consumer or commercial stablecoin-backed cards in 60 countries.
• [Q4, public preview] Offer a consumer debit card backed by fiat or stablecoins, with Stripe handling program management.
• [Q4, public preview] Your users can spend from their stablecoin balances held in DeFi lending protocols.

Stripe Treasury

• [Q2, private preview] Treasury users storing stablecoins (USDC/EURC) can offramp funds to local currency bank accounts in BRL, AUD, GBP, and NGN.
• [Q3, private preview] Treasury users storing stablecoins (USDC/EURC) can fund their account from local currency bank accounts in MXN, BRL, GBP, AUD, COP, ARS, and NGN.
• [Q3, private preview] Treasury users storing stablecoins (USDC/EURC) can offramp funds to local currency bank accounts in ZAR, KES, GHS, NOK, DKK, SEK, and VND.
• [Q4, public preview] Treasury users storing stablecoins (USDC/EURC) can offramp funds to local currency bank accounts in BRL, AUD, GBP, and NGN.
• [Q4, private preview] Open stablecoin-backed financial accounts in 50 additional countries (150 countries total) powered by Privy noncustodial wallets.
• [Q4, private preview] Treasury users storing stablecoins (USDC/EURC) can offramp funds to local currency bank accounts in PEN, CLP, PLN, RON, and NZD.
• [Q4, GA] Treasury users in the US can access funds 24/7 and move money faster with stablecoins.
• [Q4, GA] Founders anywhere in the world incorporating through Stripe Atlas can instantly access a US dollar–backed Stripe Treasury account to receive funds, store money in dollar-pegged stablecoins, and send money worldwide.
• [Q4, private preview] Deposit money in high-yield investment accounts backed by fiat instruments directly from the Stripe Dashboard.
• [Q4, private preview] Treasury users in the US and UK can open investment accounts directly from the Stripe Dashboard and deposit funds in high-yield DeFi instruments, in addition to traditional fiat instruments.
• [Q4, GA] Raise funds for your US C corp by sending, signing, and managing SAFE notes with investors and receiving funding via ACH, wire, or stablecoin transfer.

Stripe Treasury for platforms

• [Q2, private preview] Embed financial accounts backed by stablecoins in 100 countries.
• [Q4, public preview] Platforms can offer financial accounts to receive, store, convert, and send funds, including stablecoin balances, in 100 countries. Connected accounts can withdraw to a local currency bank account or spend directly with a Stripe-issued card in 60 countries.

Stripe Platform

Developer tools

• [Q2, private preview] Build, test, and deploy custom logic to Stripe.

Dashboard

• [Q3, GA] Get support in the Stripe app via a new chat interface optimized for mobile.

Stripe Organizations

• [Q3, GA] Share customer information and payment methods across your Stripe accounts.

Sandboxes

• [Q2, GA] Create sandboxes that are accessible by everyone within your account.

Team and access management

• [Q1, public preview] Automate user provisioning and deprovisioning with SCIM support.
• [Q2, GA] Automate user provisioning and deprovisioning with SCIM support.

Stripe Workbench

• [Q3, private preview] Monitor API traffic, rate limit usage, and integration health directly in Workbench.

Stripe moves quickly, and we pride ourselves on our responsiveness to customer needs as they emerge. It is part of our process to revise our roadmap over time, and changes should be expected. The above is intended to outline our general product direction and our priorities as they stand today. It is intended for informational purposes only, and will not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Stripe’s products remain at the sole discretion of Stripe.

If you have manually counted these entries, or used an agent to do so, you might have noted there are 335 items here, rather than the 288 we mentioned in the introduction. First of all: if you’re this type of person, we’re hiring. And secondly: some items are double-housed, where they apply to multiple product areas, and others are listed repeatedly if they have multiple release phase milestones on the roadmap (e.g., entries for both public preview and GA).