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USDC subscription payments are now live on Stripe, and this is enabling businesses to actually accept recurring stablecoin payments through Base Chain and also Polygon networks. This expansion marks Stripe’s first move into crypto-based subscription billing, bringing USDC subscription payments to companies that are seeking alternatives to traditional payment rails right now. Stripe’s USDC Subscription Payments Boost Stablecoin Adoption on Base & Polygon Source: Decrypt Stripe Enables USDC Subscription Payments Across Multiple Blockchains Stripe’s crypto integration now supports recurring payments in USDC on both Base and Polygon. At the time of writing, the payment processor generated $17 million in volume during September, with Polygon processing around $8 million, Ethereum handling about $8 million, and Base Chain accounting for approximately $960,000. BREAKING: Stripe Adds Stablecoin Support for Recurring Subscription Payments on Polygon and Base. Now businesses acc...

Stablecoin firm Circle has unfrozen $58 million worth of USDC belonging to Hayden Davis two weeks after a temporary restraining order (TRO), issued as part of his LIBRA court case, was lifted.  This means that Davis, who worked with Argentinian President, Javier Milei, to launch the scandalous LIBRA token, will have full access to do whatever he wants with these funds. Blockworks’ Senior Data Engineer, Fernando Molina, spotted Circle’s unfreezing today, and noted, “It is clear that Circle did not comply with the request from the Argentine justice system.” He added, “Despite the fact that the judge had authorized it more than two weeks ago, the change on Solana was only made now.” Se liberan finalmente los 58 M de USDC de Hayden Davis obtenidos por $LIBRA A pesar de que la jueza lo había autorizado hace más de dos semanas, recién ahora se hizo el cambio en Solana Queda claro que Circle no hizo lugar al pedido de la justicia Argentina pic.twitter.com/fm7PtZTN75 ...

The launch of USDC on XRP Ledger happened officially on June 12, 2025, marking a significant milestone as Circle brings its regulated stablecoin natively to the XRP ecosystem. This development comes as Ripple continues navigating its SEC lawsuit, with both companies positioning for enhanced market adoption and regulatory clarity. NEW: The @SECGov and @Ripple have jointly requested a Manhattan District court to dissolve the injunction in their ongoing case and release the $125 million civil penalty held in escrow. They’re proposing that $50 million be paid to the SEC, with the remaining funds returned… pic.twitter.com/UopQuQNG5q — Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett) June 12, 2025 Also Read: $300M Ripple XRP SEC Plan by Chinese Firm Sparks $11K Rally Ripple Fights SEC as USDC Boosts XRP Ledger Utility and Demand Source: Financial IT The USDC on XRP Ledger integration arrives during ongoing Ripple SEC lawsuit negotiations. Court documents reveal that both the SEC and Ripple have jointly req...