Emily Mason

New York

Reporter at Bloomberg News

I cover fintech and crypto for @business. Find my byline in @Forbes, @ForbesCrypto, @amNewYork, @GothamGazette, @nyunews

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Stripe Brings Stablecoin Accounts to More Than 100 Countries (1)

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Emily Mason

Stripe Inc. is launching stablecoin-funded accounts in more than 100 countries, allowing merchants to hold funds and pay vendors internationally. The accounts will use Circle Internet Group Inc.’s dollar-tracking token USDC as well as the USDB stablecoin issued by Stripe’s recently-acquired Bridge unit. Stripe, which is known for helping online businesses accept payments, is moving toward becoming its own financial ecosystem where companies can easily pay each other within its network.
Stripe Brings Stablecoin Accounts to More Than 100 Countries (1)

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Emily Mason

Stripe Inc. is launching stablecoin-funded accounts in more than 100 countries, allowing merchants to hold funds and pay vendors internationally. The accounts will use Circle Internet Group Inc.’s dollar-tracking token USDC as well as the USDB stablecoin issued by Stripe’s recently-acquired Bridge unit. Stripe, which is known for helping online businesses accept payments, is moving toward becoming its own financial ecosystem where companies can easily pay each other within its network.
Stripe Brings Stablecoin Accounts to More Than 100 Countries

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Emily Mason

Stripe Inc. offices in South San Francisco, California. (Bloomberg) -- Stripe Inc. is launching stablecoin-funded accounts in more than 100 countries, allowing merchants to hold funds and pay vendors internationally. The accounts will use Circle Internet Group Inc.’s dollar-tracking token USDC as well as the USDB stablecoin issued by Stripe’s recently-acquired Bridge unit.
Block Shares Sink After Payments Company Cuts Profit Guidance

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Emily Mason

Shares of Block Inc. sank in late trading after the digital-payments company led by Jack Dorsey posted first-quarter results below analysts’ estimates and lowered its full-year profit guidance as a result of a more challenging macroeconomic environment. The company said it now expects gross profit to grow 12% to $9.96 billion this year, down from its previous expectation of at least $10.22 billion.
Block Shares Sink Most in Five Years on Reduced Profit Guidance

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Emily Mason

Block CEO Jack Dorsey(Bloomberg) -- Shares of Block Inc. are on a downward spiral after the parent of the popular money-transfer app Cash App reported results that suggest weakness in the company’s efforts to convert millions of active users into full-fledged banking customers.
CEO of $41 Billion Payments Giant Swings Series of Megadeals in M&A Standstill

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Emily Mason

(Bloomberg) -- For investment bankers, Stephanie Ferris is the one client that just keeps on giving. In recent weeks, the 51-year-old chief executive officer of Fidelity National Information Services Inc. quietly engineered a trio of deals that will see the Worldpay payments business change hands for a fifth time in 15 years. The move came after Ferris spent nearly a decade helping build Worldpay into the country’s third-largest merchant payment processor.
CEO of $41 Billion Payments Giant Swings Series of Megadeals in M&A Standstill

1 week ago | finance.yahoo.com | Emily Mason

Unlock stock picks and a broker-level newsfeed that powers Wall Street. Emily Mason Thu, May 1, 2025, 4:00 AM 5 min read In This Article: (Bloomberg) -- For investment bankers, Stephanie Ferris is the one client that just keeps on giving.
Visa and Stripe’s Bridge Partner to Streamline Stablecoin Cards

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Emily Mason

Visa cards arranged in New York, US, on Thursday, Sept. 26, 2024. The US Justice Department sued Visa Inc., alleging the global payments giant illegally monopolized the debit card market, in the Biden administration’s first major antitrust case in the financial services industry. Photographer: Gabby Jones/Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- Visa Inc. is partnering with Stripe Inc.’s Bridge to launch a platform allowing fintechs to quickly start their own stablecoin-linked card programs for customers.
Visa and Stripe’s Bridge Partner to Streamline Stablecoin Cards

2 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Emily Mason

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Visa and Stripe’s Bridge Partner to Streamline Stablecoin Cards

2 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Emily Mason

Visa Inc. is partnering with Stripe Inc.’s Bridge to launch a platform allowing fintechs to quickly start their own stablecoin-linked card programs for customers. The platform will allow developers to launch card programs in multiple countries at once, starting with Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru and Chile, the companies said in a statement Wednesday. Typically financial technology firms need to find bank and payment partners in each country where they want to offer consumers cards.

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