Geyser is expanding how people can fund projects by adding fiat payment options.

👉 See the announcement: https://x.com/geyserfund/status/2031730229006270872

Contributors can now support projects using fiat, while creators continue receiving funds in Bitcoin.

Two Ways to Pay with Fiat

Geyser now supports two fiat on-ramps:

Stripe (recommended for creators)
Creators can connect Stripe to their project and accept direct fiat payments. This gives contributors a smooth, familiar credit card checkout experience through Stripe.

Banxa (enabled by default)
Contributors can use Banxa to convert fiat into Bitcoin and fund projects. In this case, contributors are buying Bitcoin that is immediately sent to the creator’s wallet.

How It Works

For contributors:

• Choose to pay with fiat

• If the creator has enabled Stripe, the payment goes directly to their bank account

• If Stripe is not enabled, the payment is converted into Bitcoin and sent to the creator’s Geyser wallet

For creators:

• Stripe can be configured directly in project settings (recommended)

• Banxa is available by default, but may have limitations depending on region and availability

Why It Matters

Fiat payments lower the barrier for new supporters. People who don’t yet hold Bitcoin can now:

• Discover projects on Geyser

• Contribute using familiar payment methods

• Start participating in the Bitcoin ecosystem

All while keeping Geyser’s Bitcoin-native model intact.

Get Started

Want to enable fiat or support a project?

👉 Learn how it works: https://guide.geyser.fund/geyser-docs/product-features/project-features/fiat-contributions
👉 Or start a project: https://geyser.fund/launch