Stripe Unveils Platform for Launching Stablecoins

Stripe announces Open Issuance for stablecoins and AI tools.

Payment giant Stripe has announced a solution for issuing stablecoins called Open Issuance, along with AI-based commercial tools.

Introducing Open Issuance from Bridge (@stablecoin). Launch and manage your own stablecoin—with just a few lines of code. https://t.co/lX1VYHmuER pic.twitter.com/87WNy8WXcU

— Stripe (@stripe) September 30, 2025

The platform utilizes stablecoin infrastructure from the Bridge project, acquired in October 2024 for $1.1 billion. It will enable companies to create their own digital assets with just “a few lines of code.”

The CASH coin from the Phantom crypto wallet will be the first token issued through Open Issuance. Stablecoins USDH from Hyperliquid and mUSD from MetaMask will also be launched using the protocol.

“If moving money is the foundation of your business, you should develop it using stablecoins. But don’t build it on someone else’s coin. With Open Issuance, companies can create projects based on coins they configure and control, so the benefits of important technology directly reach the people and companies that use them,” said Bridge co-founder and CEO Zach Abrams.

Issuers can balance reserves between treasury bonds and cash, with asset management handled by BlackRock, Fidelity, Superstate, and Lead Bank. The Stripe network facilitates interaction between tokens and aims to reduce conversion costs.

The company highlighted the Agentic Commerce Protocol, developed in collaboration with OpenAI. According to the statement, the solution allows merchants to interact with AI agents while maintaining control over order fulfillment and customer relationships.

“With the advent of stablecoins and artificial intelligence, we are at the dawn of a new online economy,” said Stripe’s President of Technology and Business, Will Gaybrick.

He added that the company is focused on “bringing cutting-edge technologies from experimental to mainstream scale.”

In September, Stripe CEO Patrick Collison noted the growing popularity of stablecoins, as they offer businesses faster, cheaper, and more reliable payments compared to traditional systems.