In early November 2026 Stripe introduced Stripe Pay, an instant business-to-business transfer service for eligible U.S. and UK customers. It supports same-currency transfers in dollars, pounds and USDC with no transfer fee in public preview, via Stripe profiles and Dashboard/CLI tools. USDC transfers have documented amount ranges; both sides need Stripe accounts. This is not investment advice on USDC.

What it means: Greek exporters and SaaS firms already collecting via Stripe in the U.S./UK may use Stripe Pay to pay suppliers and partners without a classic wire if both sides are on Stripe. USDC support shows stablecoins meeting B2B rails, but the first release is outside the EU. Treasury teams should check accounting, AML and Greek bank compatibility before a pilot. Card fees in Greece are unchanged; this mainly targets business settlement in supported markets. For Greek businesses and public bodies this means a practical review of contracts, timelines and compliance duties, and it is not investment or legal advice. IT, finance and compliance teams should document owners, review cycles and fallback processes before wider adoption or a vendor change. For Greek businesses and public bodies this means a practical review of contracts, timelines and compliance duties, and it is not investment or legal advice. IT, finance and compliance teams should document owners, review cycles and fallback processes before wider adoption or a vendor change.

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