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Pay the bill. Swipe the card. Same stablecoin balance.
Bill pay was step one. @privy_io and @stripecrypto helped us ship step two in just weeks.
Artisan (@UseArtisan) went live in weeks with stablecoin-backed cards* using Privy’s prebuilt components and @stripe Issuing.
Launching a card program* has traditionally meant managing onboarding, KYC, fraud tooling, support, and bank approval across multiple vendors.
Privy’s prebuilt components bring that experience together, with pre-approved UI for onboarding, card creation, transaction history, and card management embedded directly into your product.
With Privy and Stripe Issuing, teams get:
✔️ Prebuilt components that streamline approval + launch
✔️ End-user support, fraud tooling, and pre-approved fund flows
✔️ Just-in-time funding directly from wallet balances
This means users can set up a card in a few taps and spend their stablecoin balance wherever Visa is accepted.*
Get started: privy.io/contact?utm_source=…
artisan.cash retweeted
Early revenue mostly proves you can sell.
It doesn't prove people need the thing.
That's why we're testing with small groups first. A few real people pay real bills, tell us what's clunky, and we fix it before the next group gets in.
The number that matters isn't day one sales. It's whether the people already inside keep coming back, and whether the next group asks for the same fix.
Slow on purpose.
The goal is to be the thing people pull out of our hands, not the thing we have to push.
The waitlist is open for the next wave.
YC has said this for years, early revenue mostly proves the founders can sell and do unscalable work. It doesn’t prove pmf. The companies that actually take off are the ones that stay extremely close to users, keep experimenting & eventually hit the point where the market pulls the product out of their hands. Absolute numbers on day one are noise compared to that
getting paid for a gig, the usual way:
send the invoice
they ask for your routing number
net 30
"the check is in the mail"
30 days.
there's a faster way to get paid. join the waitlist: artisan.cash/x27/join
artisan.cash retweeted
Hey @usbank I just paid my credit card bill with cryptocurrency, and there's nothing you can do about it!
If you want control of your money, @UseArtisan
artisan.cash retweeted
banks make you off-ramp to pay a bill. @UseArtisan does not. just got early access, pay rent, card bills, even venmo/cashapp friends, straight from stablecoins. artisan.cash
artisan.cash retweeted
client wants to pay by card + you want stables = someone is waiting a week.
forget that.
send an Artisan pay me link. they pay how they want & it lands in your Artisan balance.
crypto, fiat. it’s just money. it should land in the same place. 🛬
artisan.cash retweeted
the @UseArtisan keep cooking 🔥
money, in full color!
you owe a friend forty bucks.
they use cash app.
you hold usdc.
send it from your Artisan balance and it lands in their cash app as dollars. they never touch crypto.
how the Cash App send works, step by step.
*Cash App doesn't take stablecoin deposits in New York.
artisan.cash/x17/cashapp
artisan.cash retweeted
LIVE: @UseArtisan users can now pay 100,000+ billers, including Duke Energy, PG&E and Con Edison, straight from their stablecoin balance.
“We all are leaving the crypto ecosystem to go back to fiat every single month if you’re being paid in stablecoins to pay for your life.” — @doranmaul
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