Two rails. One counter.
One processor for every product door. Card checkout is live through Stripe today; USDC arms at go-live through Stripe’s own crypto payment method, so one integration carries every rail and the company never custodies crypto between you and the house.
Card, through Stripe
Test modeCheckout is wired on Recipes For Ingredients and the DApp Network surfaces. The rail runs in test mode until the live keys are set on the estate API; the switch is a fifteen-minute, documented step and flips this chip to Live.
USDC, through Stripe
Arms at go-liveCrypto runs on the same rail as cards. At checkout you connect a wallet through Stripe's own crypto payment method and pay USDC on Ethereum, Solana, Polygon or Base; it settles to the company in dollars, and the company never holds cryptocurrency at any point. One integration, both rails, the processor licensed on every leg, exactly as the credit architecture specifies.
Enabling it is one toggle in the Stripe dashboard beside the same live keys that flip the card chip to Live. Stablecoin payment is not offered to New York customers, by the standing architecture's own flag. The earlier direct-to-treasury rail is retired by decision of record; nothing on this page ever asks your wallet to send to an address.