Connor Fitzgerald, who led partnerships at payments company Stripe, said he left the company this week. Fitzgerald disclosed the departure in a post on X. During his time at Stripe, he helped arrange partnerships between Stripe and companies including Visa. Those efforts supported wallet providers and fintech firms seeking to issue Visa cards backed by stablecoins. The update points to a leadership change tied to one of Stripe’s crypto-related partnership tracks, specifically around stablecoin-backed card issuance. No further details about the departure were provided in the source material.
Connor Fitzgerald, Stripe’s head of partnerships, said in a post that he left the payments company this week.
During his time at Stripe, Fitzgerald helped bring together partnerships between Stripe and companies including Visa. Those partnerships supported wallet providers and fintech companies issuing Visa cards backed by stablecoins.
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