New developments in the public chain payment sector. Stripe and Paradigm jointly developed the Tempo public chain, which recently launched the TIP-20 token standard. This scheme is specifically designed for stablecoins and payment scenarios.
Technically, TIP-20 is an upgraded iteration based on the Ethereum ERC-20 standard, fully compatible with the ERC-20 ecosystem, but with enhanced features—adding transfer memo functions, compliance controls, and reward distribution mechanisms. This means that project teams issuing stablecoins or payment tokens can handle on-chain transaction information more flexibly, while also providing native support for compliance.
From a practical perspective, this standardized design redefines the needs of payment and stablecoin scenarios, aiming to make public chain infrastructure more aligned with the complexities of real payment business.
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AllInDaddy
· 20h ago
Native compliance support? Now that's the right way, finally someone is taking payment seriously.
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MetaverseHermit
· 01-07 07:50
Stripe is moving so quickly? It feels like a major change is coming to the payment public chain.
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digital_archaeologist
· 01-07 07:49
It's just another ERC-20 wrapper; only when it is implemented in the real world does it count.
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MetaverseLandlady
· 01-07 07:29
Stripe and Paradigm's TIP-20, to put it simply, is just a patch on top of ERC-20. Can it solve the pain points of payments?
New developments in the public chain payment sector. Stripe and Paradigm jointly developed the Tempo public chain, which recently launched the TIP-20 token standard. This scheme is specifically designed for stablecoins and payment scenarios.
Technically, TIP-20 is an upgraded iteration based on the Ethereum ERC-20 standard, fully compatible with the ERC-20 ecosystem, but with enhanced features—adding transfer memo functions, compliance controls, and reward distribution mechanisms. This means that project teams issuing stablecoins or payment tokens can handle on-chain transaction information more flexibly, while also providing native support for compliance.
From a practical perspective, this standardized design redefines the needs of payment and stablecoin scenarios, aiming to make public chain infrastructure more aligned with the complexities of real payment business.