IPX integrates Stripe-owned Bridge to add fiat on- and off-ramps on Base

IPX integrates Stripe-owned Bridge to add fiat on- and off-ramps on Base

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2026-10-29 16:12:29
Tokenized intellectual property platform IPX has integrated Bridge, the stablecoin infrastructure company owned by Stripe, to connect traditional bank accounts with its smart contracts on Base. Starting Nov. 15, 2026, eligible IPX users and projects will be able to move funds through Bridge virtual accounts between the banking system and the platform’s onchain contracts. According to the announcement cited by Techub News, projects will also be able to receive offline revenue such as sponsorship payments, licensing fees, and ticket sales through wire transfers and ACH using Bridge virtual accounts. Those U.S. dollar funds will be automatically converted into USDC and sent onchain. Funds can also move back from the blockchain to bank accounts, giving creators and partners a built-in fiat on- and off-ramp inside the platform. IPX co-founder and CTO Jordan Schlosser said the integration narrows the gap between the traditional economy and onchain markets, and is intended to improve transparency, accountability, and efficiency while reducing friction and operational fragmentation for projects hosted on IPX.

Tokenized intellectual property platform IPX has integrated Bridge, the stablecoin infrastructure company owned by Stripe, according to Techub News.

Starting on Nov. 15, 2026, Beijing time, eligible IPX users and projects will be able to move funds through Bridge virtual accounts between traditional bank accounts and the platform’s smart contracts on Base.

Offline revenue can be converted into onchain USDC

Under the setup, projects can use Bridge virtual accounts to receive offline revenue through payment methods including wire transfers and ACH. The company said this can cover sponsorship payments, licensing fees, and ticket sales.

Those U.S. dollar funds will be automatically converted into USDC and sent onchain. Funds can also be withdrawn from the blockchain back to bank accounts, giving creators and partners a fiat on- and off-ramp within the platform. Processing times will vary depending on the payment rail, bank business hours, and any required reviews.

IPX says the integration reduces friction

IPX co-founder and CTO Jordan Schlosser said, 「Bringing Bridge into IPX narrows the gap between the traditional economy and onchain markets, helping improve transparency, accountability, and efficiency.」

He added that the integration is designed to reduce friction and operational fragmentation for projects hosted on IPX by linking traditional finance with decentralized finance.

The item cited The Defiant as the source of the underlying report.

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