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spike(payments): Stripe Connect stablecoin payouts for workers vs on-chain payouts

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Assessment

Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Newbie friendliness
66/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Active
Domain
payments

Research direction

Read Stripe's Connect stablecoin payout documentation and compare it with the on-chain payout approach in issue #8, covering onboarding and KYC, countries, fees, supported networks, custody, and failure modes. Recommend Connect only, on-chain only, or worker's choice, and open follow-up implementation issues if justified. Done means the comparison and recommendation are written.

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Description

chain-integration enhancement payments research-spike tier-2

Summary

Compare paying worker earnings through Stripe Connect stablecoin payouts against our own on-chain payouts.

Estimated size: S

Motivation

Connect payouts could cover KYC and off-ramp for workers, but add a Stripe account requirement and fees.

Proposal

  • Read Stripe's Connect stablecoin payout docs (https://docs.stripe.com/connect/stablecoin-payouts) and compare with #8: onboarding and KYC, countries, fees, supported networks, custody, failure modes.
  • Recommend one of: Connect only, on-chain only, or worker's choice.

Acceptance criteria

  • A written comparison and recommendation.
  • Follow-up implementation issues opened if justified.

Dependencies

  • #8
  • #10 (Connect phase)

Part of #1 (see also #10). Ground rules for all issues in this roadmap are listed there (testnet-first, no secrets in the repo, chain logic behind the registry, tests and docs with every PR).

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Python
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Forks
4
Avg merge
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Merged PRs (30d)
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