The Fintech Giants also introduced the Stablecoin money management capabilities, as well as a more solid association with NVIDIA.
Earlier this week, the Fintech Stipe giant announced a series of new product releases, including the introduction of the model of the Artificial Intelligence Foundation (AI) of the “world” for payments.
According to the company, the AI model is trained in billions of transactions, capture subtle signals about each payment that other specialized models cannot.
When applying the new model, Stripe claims to have increased its detection rates for attacks on large companies in 64 “practical ones during the night”.
The new feature will be implemented in the Stripe payments suite and is ready to improve performance in a way that was not previously possible, he said.
The Collison Brothers Founded Company also launched new money management capabilities managed by Stablecoins, a type of cryptocurrency designed to maintain a stable value, generally being a stable as a fiduciary (government).
Last year, Stripe acquired the Stablecoin platform bridge in an agreement of $ 1.1 billion, marking the largest acquisition for the company and reiterating its interest in providing cryptocurrency services.
The company brought back the cryptographic payments as part of its offer after taking a six -year parenthesis in 2018.
The new financial accounts of Stablecoin will be accessible to companies in 101 countries, allowing companies to maintain a balance in Stablecoins, receive funds in crypto and Fiat rails, and send stables to many parts of the world.
“These accounts will allow entrepreneurs in countries with volatile currencies to be protected against inflation and more easily access the global economy,” Stripe said.
Last week, Bridge associated with a visa to launch the first global bank card linked to Stablecoin wallets. Now, when a customer makes a purchase, Bridge deduces the funds of his stablecoin and makes it Fiat, allowing payments in local currencies. Visa began offering cryptocurrency services in 2021.
In addition, Stripe also announced this week that the chips manufacturer Nvidia migrated his entire subscriber base to Stripe’s Billing Systems, while Pepsico has expanded his association with Fintech to modernize payments for his offers in the United States.
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