IPX, which describes itself as an agentic operating system and tokenized exchange for intellectual property, announced on Oct. 28 that it has integrated Bridge, the stablecoin infrastructure company owned by Stripe.
The integration gives each user and project on IPX a non-custodial Bridge checking account. The account moves money between traditional bank rails and the platform's smart contracts on Base. Projects can on-ramp and off-ramp using Fed Wires and ACH.
IPX lists the kinds of off-chain revenue the accounts can receive: sponsorship payments, crew payments, clipping, licensing fees and ticket sales. Incoming dollars are converted into USDC automatically on-chain, and funds can be sent back to a bank account. Revenue that enters through Bridge is recorded on the same on-chain ledger as other activity on IPX.
The company says the Bridge integration will be live as part of the IPX OS and IPX Exchange launch on Base on Nov. 15.
The Florida angle
IPX is headquartered in Miami, and the announcement was issued from there. It names Jordan Schlosser as CTO and co-founder and Brendan McCafferty as founder and CEO.
The release does not report Florida hiring plans, Florida customers or any Florida regulatory details.