Meow partners with Stripe and Bridge to offer integrated fiat and stablecoin financial services for startups
Foresight News reported that the US fintech company Meow has partnered with Stripe and Bridge to provide integrated fiat and stablecoin financial services for startups. Meow issues global corporate cards through Stripe Issuing, and currently allows users in 10 regions to make purchases directly with their stablecoin balances, with plans to expand globally. Leveraging Bridge's Orchestration API and Stripe Treasury, companies can send and receive stablecoins using their cash balance on the same platform, with fiat and stablecoin balances displayed side by side. In addition, Meow has achieved one-click integration with QuickBooks and Xero, significantly simplifying the auto-reconciliation process for stablecoin transactions and reducing settlement time from several hours to just a few minutes.
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