Coinbase 亲自下场:推出自有稳定币支付平台

marsbitPublicado em 2025-10-16Última atualização em 2025-10-16

加密货币交易所 Coinbase 推出自有稳定币支付平台

Coinbase 推出了一项名为 Coinbase Business 的新服务,将简化供应商付款、消除退款纠纷(chargebacks),并提供无缝的 API 集成。

在 Coinbase Business 中持有的 USDC 余额可获得 4.1% 的年化收益率(APY),并且可通过电汇(Wire)或自动清算系统(ACH)随时提现至关联的企业银行账户。

Coinbase 国际政策副总裁表示,该交易所在稳定币方面的一些探索与 Circle 的业务存在重叠,也有一些会略有不同。Coinbase 似乎正在探索在交易所内部以及其以太坊二层网络 Base 上扩展稳定币应用的方式。

这家在美国上市的加密货币交易所(股票代码:COIN)周四表示,公司正推出一个稳定币支付平台,以帮助企业便捷地发送和接收 USDC。

这套名为 “Coinbase Business” 的新工具将简化供应商付款、消除退款纠纷,并提供无缝的 API 集成,从而帮助企业高效扩张。

根据官方博客介绍,在 Coinbase Business 中持有的 USDC 可获得 4.1% 的年化收益,并能随时提现至绑定的商业银行账户(通过 Wire 或 ACH)。所有交易可通过 CoinTrackerQuickBooksXero 同步,使用户能够在保持合规的同时采用加密货币支付。

快速增长的稳定币领域竞争激烈。Coinbase 与 Circle 在 USDC 收益上采取 五五分成机制。USDC 是全球第二大稳定币,市值达 760 亿美元。因此,即便新平台可能与 Circle 今年早些时候推出的 Circle Payment Network 存在竞争关系,Coinbase 仍有经济动力将更多 USDC 交易量导入自己的平台。

Coinbase 国际政策副总裁 Tom Duff Gordon 表示,Circle 正在探索的多个业务方向(由 Coinbase 提供支持)“具有较高的容忍度”,同时 Coinbase 也在其平台上列出来自多个司法辖区的多种稳定币。“其中一些方向会有重叠,而另一些则会略有不同,”他在采访中说。

有迹象表明,Coinbase 正在探索如何在其交易所以及以太坊扩展网络 Base 上发挥稳定币的更多功能。

此外,Coinbase 曾就以 约 15 亿美元 收购稳定币支付公司 BVNK 一事展开谈判,但 Duff Gordon 拒绝就此交易的进展发表评论。

在跨境支付和汇款之外,Coinbase 还在研究诸如 AI 驱动的代理型商务(agentic commerce) 以及 x402 的拓展——这是一种用于 AI 代理间稳定币交易的开源支付协议。

Duff Gordon 表示:“我认为在这种环境下,代理型商务、机器对机器交易、x402 以及基于稳定币的可编程微支付等应用将会非常有趣。这些不会在一夜之间实现规模化,但毫无疑问,它们是未来的一部分。”

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