Stellar (XLM)

We've seen Stellar dominate DLT payments We've seen Stellar become a leader in RWAs Now we're seeing Stellar get involved with AI Agent based payments. The best part? They're doing this in alignment with Stripe & Tempo's open payment standards We've seen the $XLM x Stripe ties develop over the years too. This just further adds to the mix • Stripe invested in Stellar back in 2013 • Stripe CEO on Stellar Board of Advisors • Stripe discusses Stellar integration at Meridian 24 • Stripe partners with Paxos for stablecoins • Stripe acquires Privy shortly after Stellar partner The signs are clear as day. And now we can add the future of Agentic Payments to this list.✅

British Parliament Stablecoin Regulation. #stablecoin Adoption in England on Schedule! #xlm #hedera #xrp #quant #rwa #tokenization #digitalpound #cbdc One by one the Digital Financial layers are being adopted. https://t.co/IpIckFO1H8

🚨 HUGEEEEE! 🚨 $XLM: Zeam acts as one of two SWIFT-linked Stellar anchors that streamlines fiat-to-XLM flows for efficient payments across high-volume African corridors 🛣 Just last week, ZEAM released this video highlighting the potential to serve underbanked African financial pain points through facial recognition 👀 "Zeam turns cash into digital currency, all you need is a face." Did you catch Stellar? 😏

MPP is now supported on Stellar! Check out our updated docs to get started today 👇

Stellar just added support for MPP, the Machine Payments Protocol. That matters for one simple reason. This is not just another feature update. It is @StellarOrg moving into a payment model built for AI agents, APIs and machine-to-machine commerce over HTTP. And Stripe is directly part of that story, because MPP is described as the open standard by @stripe and @tempo. MPP is being positioned as an open standard for machine payments, and Stripe includes it in its own machine payments stack. So when Stellar adds support for MPP, it is not plugging into an isolated experiment. It is aligning with a broader payment architecture built for internet-native, request-based commerce. The core idea is easy to miss. MPP allows a service to ask for payment over HTTP, and a client or agent can complete that payment programmatically to access the service. That turns payments into part of the request flow itself. Not a separate checkout page. Not a manual login flow. Not a human sitting there clicking buttons. Tha