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Stripe Leverages AI to Enhance Cross-Border Commerce in Asia
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Stripe has reported a significant increase in cross-border payment volume across Asia, with a growth of over 30% last year. To further capitalize on this trend, the company has integrated advanced AI capabilities into its Optimised Checkout Suite, enhancing the payment experience for customers and businesses alike.

One of the key innovations is the AI-driven system that customizes payment method displays based on individual customer preferences. This feature ensures that customers see the most relevant payment options, increasing the likelihood of successful transactions. Additionally, Stripe has introduced a no-code A/B testing feature for payment methods, a first in the industry, allowing businesses to optimize their checkout processes without requiring technical expertise.

Another major update is the Adaptive Pricing feature, which localizes prices across 150 markets, including countries like Australia, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, and Thailand. This feature enables customers to pay in their local currency, which Stripe’s research indicates is preferred by 90% of consumers. Businesses using this feature have seen an average 18% increase in cross-border revenue and an 8% improvement in conversion rates.

To combat the growing threat of fraud, Stripe has introduced AI-powered tools like Radar Assistant. This tool allows businesses to create and implement new fraud prevention rules using natural language prompts, making it easier to protect against fraudulent activities.

Additionally, Stripe has expanded its market coverage, now allowing U.S. merchants to accept payments from customers in South Korea, further broadening its reach in the Asian market.

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