Patrick Collison, CEO of Stripe, the American internet payment service giant, announced that Stripe has now launched a B2B (business-to-business) Stable Coin transfer service, allowing users to create and send invoices that can be paid with Stable Coin on Stripe. (Background: Stripe Returns to Cryptocurrency Payments after 6 Years, Supports USDC Stable Coin in 150+ Countries) Patrick Collison, CEO of Stripe, recently announced on social platform X that Stripe has now launched a B2B Stable Coin transfer service. Jen, an employee of Stripe, also tweeted that users can now create and send invoices with payments in Stable Coin on Stripe. "You can now create and send invoices that can be paid with Stable Coin on Stripe. When we launched the Pay with Crypto feature last month, one of the most popular feature requests was to solve the B2B payment problem. Now, with invoice support, this has become a reality." New: B2B payments via stablecoins with @stripe. — Patrick Collison (@patrickc) November 19, 2024 Stripe Supports Stable Coin Payments Previously, on October 10th, Stripe officially announced its support for Stable Coin USDC, allowing users from over 150 countries to transfer Stable Coin via Ethereum, Solana, and Polygon. According to Stripe's official documentation, this feature has a transaction limit of $10,000 and a monthly cumulative limit of $100,000, with a 1.5% transaction fee for each transaction. John Egan, Head of Stripe Cryptocurrency, commented, "Enabling Stripe users to accept Stable Coin payments is a big step for us. It will help them expand their global influence and enable customers without bank accounts or credit cards to conduct fast, simple, and reliable transactions." What is Stripe? Founded in 2009, Stripe focuses on providing online business payment services for businesses of all sizes. Last year, Stripe processed up to $1 trillion in volume and has become a popular payment choice for hundreds of global enterprises. Many well-known e-commerce platforms, including Shopify, Amazon, and Etsy, use Stripe for payments. Subscription services like Netflix and Spotify rely on Stripe's payment system to manage user subscriptions and automatic payments. Sharing economy companies like Uber and Lyft use Stripe to handle passenger payments and driver income distribution. Related reports: Stripe Introduces Fiat Currency Deposit Channel for Web3 Companies to Receive Coins Directly Stripe, the Giant of BTC Payments, May Skip IPO and Go Public Directly! Detailed Explanation of the Decentralization Science Potential Endorsed by Coin An and CZ, Invested in by DeSci Track, Surged in Value Stripe Launches B2B Stable Coin Transfer, Supports USDC, and Allows Invoice Creation. This article was originally published on BlockTempo, the most influential blockchain news media in the dynamic field.