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Bringing stablecoins to Shopify indicates redesigning payment systems to handle complex checkout steps like tax finalization while offering the flexibility of credit cards without the need for new gateways or integrations

June 16, 2025 //  by Finnovate

Shopify is joining forces with Coinbase and Stripe to bring frictionless, secure stablecoin payments to merchants around the world. Now in early access, merchants can accept USDC from customers globally on the Base network, using their existing payment and order fulfillment flows—no integrations or new gateways required. Customers can pay with USDC on Base from hundreds of supported crypto wallets, on guest checkout and with Shop Pay. Merchants will receive their local currency by default, with no foreign transaction or exchange fees—or they can choose to claim USDC directly into their own wallet. Three key innovations came together to make this possible. Stability without compromise, Fast, borderless transactions, Effortless checkouts. Bringing stablecoins to Shopify means redesigning payment systems to address real-world commerce needs. Merchants need payment systems that can handle complex transactions and checkout steps like tax finalization and inventory reservation. Shopify and Coinbase addressed these challenges with a first-of-its-kind smart contract: Merchants get the familiar “authorize now, capture later” flexibility of credit cards, with the speed and global reach of stablecoins.

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