IPX Integrates Stripe's Bridge for Fiat-to-USDC Ramps on Base

Tokenized intellectual property exchange IPX announced an integration with Bridge, the stablecoin payment infrastructure provider owned by Stripe, on Oct. 28, 2026 ¹. Set to go live on Nov. 15, 2026, the partnership will offer eligible platform participants access to virtual accounts connecting conventional commercial banking rails directly to smart contracts on Base ¹.

Under the arrangement, creators and IP-focused projects can collect off-chain revenue streams—such as commercial sponsorships, licensing fees, and ticket sales—through Automated Clearing House (ACH) transfers and wire transactions ¹. Inbound fiat currency will be systematically converted into the $USDC stablecoin before moving on-chain to IPX contracts ¹. Platform users will also have the ability to off-ramp digital assets back into traditional bank deposits, subject to routine onboarding procedures, regulatory compliance, and banking hours ¹.

Unifying Off-Chain Revenue and On-Chain IP

According to IPX leadership, the infrastructure aims to eliminate operational fragmentation between traditional business operations and programmable decentralized finance ¹. By minting fiat deposits into USDC, external commercial payments can be recorded directly on the platform's shared ledger, offering public auditability for platform brands, backers, and co-creators ¹.

"Eligible users and projects on our platform will be able to open a Bridge virtual account and receive real-world revenue, from ticket sales to licensing fees, which will be automatically converted into USDC," said Jordan Schlosser, Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder of IPX ¹.

The integration rollout coincides with the broader release of the IPX OS and the IPX Exchange on the Base network scheduled for Nov. 15, 2026 ¹. IPX executives noted that native fiat infrastructure removes the friction of third-party exchanges for non-native entertainment partners seeking to manage digital property rights on-chain ¹.