CryptoWorld.com reported on February 24 that payment processing company Stripe has been valued at $159 billion in its employee equity buyout offer, a significant increase from last year’s $106.7 billion. Co-founder and President John Collison stated that the company has no plans to go public. Stripe’s annual letter revealed that total payment processing volume is projected to reach $1.9 trillion in 2025, a 34% increase year-over-year. Stripe has expanded into cryptocurrency-related payment services, including acquiring stablecoin orchestration platform Bridge and crypto wallet provider Privy, and launching its own blockchain, Tempo. Stripe noted that last year, the stablecoin payment market doubled to approximately $400 billion, with about 60% of transactions occurring between enterprises, and Bridge’s transaction volume increased more than fourfold during the same period.
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Stripe's valuation reaches $159 billion in employee equity buyout offer
CryptoWorld.com reported on February 24 that payment processing company Stripe has been valued at $159 billion in its employee equity buyout offer, a significant increase from last year’s $106.7 billion. Co-founder and President John Collison stated that the company has no plans to go public. Stripe’s annual letter revealed that total payment processing volume is projected to reach $1.9 trillion in 2025, a 34% increase year-over-year. Stripe has expanded into cryptocurrency-related payment services, including acquiring stablecoin orchestration platform Bridge and crypto wallet provider Privy, and launching its own blockchain, Tempo. Stripe noted that last year, the stablecoin payment market doubled to approximately $400 billion, with about 60% of transactions occurring between enterprises, and Bridge’s transaction volume increased more than fourfold during the same period.