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Stripe Acquires Bridge for $1.1 Billion

October 21, 2024
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Stripe Acquires Bridge for $1.1 Billion

In a groundbreaking move within the fintech sector, Stripe has acquired the stablecoin platform Bridge for an impressive $1.1 billion. This acquisition represents Stripe’s largest deal to date and establishes it as a significant player in the cryptocurrency industry. Founded by seasoned entrepreneurs Sean Yu and Zach Abrams, Bridge has become an essential provider of software solutions that enable enterprises to efficiently process stablecoin payments. The acquisition reflects Stripe’s commitment to expanding its services in the rapidly evolving digital currency landscape.

The financial terms of the deal highlight a remarkable return for Bridge’s investors, with the acquisition price significantly surpassing the company’s previous valuation of $200 million during its Series A funding round. Bridge successfully raised $40 million as part of its total $58 million in venture capital, illustrating the strong confidence investors have in the company’s future potential. The acquisition not only underscores the value of Bridge’s technology but also emphasizes the growing demand for stablecoin payment solutions in the market.

This strategic acquisition coincides with Stripe’s recent expansion into cryptocurrency services. Earlier this month, the company reintroduced cryptocurrency payment functionality for businesses in the U.S., allowing support for USDC transactions across multiple blockchain networks, including Ethereum, Solana, and Polygon. By integrating these services, Stripe aims to enhance its digital payment infrastructure and provide a more comprehensive suite of offerings to its customers.

Additionally, this acquisition follows Stripe’s partnership with Coinbase, announced in June, which integrated the Base layer-2 network into its crypto payment offerings. This partnership has positioned Stripe as a key payment method within Coinbase Wallet, further establishing its presence in the digital currency space. The leadership team at Bridge is celebrating its second successful exit, having previously sold its earlier venture, Evenly, a Venmo competitor, to Block in 2013. With this acquisition, Stripe is poised to solidify its market-leading position, which has been valued at an impressive $70 billion.

Reference:

  • Stripe Makes Historic $1.1 Billion Acquisition of Stablecoin Platform Bridge
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