2026
Plasma
One stablecoin site for people, teams and builders — with the Stripe news where it belongs: up front.
An unofficial redesign of plasma.org: one site for people, businesses and builders — with the Stripe card collaboration up front and concept checkout flows for online stores.
Disclaimer. Unofficial redesign concept by Omnisense — not affiliated with, endorsed by or produced for Plasma, Stripe, Shopify or WooCommerce. The Stripe × Plasma collaboration is described only as publicly announced on 15 Oct 2026 (sources linked); the checkout, plugin and API screens are design concepts, not existing products. Plasma name and logo belong to Plasma; used here only to illustrate an unofficial redesign concept.
A self-initiated concept, designed like a real product.
The brief we set ourselves
Redesign plasma.org so that all three audiences — people, global teams and builders — find their path from the first screen, put the newly announced Stripe card collaboration where visitors can see it, and show what stablecoin checkout for online stores could look like.
Who it is for
People whose money spans countries (Plasma One), global teams paying contractors (Plasma Business), and fintech builders shipping cards, payouts and checkout on Plasma Network.
What we designed
A new homepage with three paths, a «Payments with Stripe» page that separates announced facts from concept, two concept checkout screens (a Shopify-style storefront and WooCommerce plugin settings), a mobile wallet and the component sheet.
What it is not
A client project or an official page. Plasma did not commission it and we are not affiliated with Plasma, Stripe, Shopify or WooCommerce. No metrics are claimed; balances, the store «Kiln & Clay», people and orders are sample data.
Design facts from the concept files — not business results.
02ResearchA strong story, told to only one of three audiences.
We read plasma.org and its Business and Network pages as they stood on 27 Oct 2026, checked the Stripe announcement against the press release, and separated what is announced from what we propose.
We read plasma.org and its Business and Network pages as they stood on 27 Oct 2026, checked the Stripe announcement against the press release, and separated what is announced from what we propose.
- Structure
The homepage is almost entirely Plasma One («Get the app»); Business is three bullets and «Get in touch»; builders get one section and the footer.
DecisionThree equal paths under the hero — People, Business, Builders — and an audience switcher that keeps the rest of the page in context.
- News
On 15 Oct 2026 Stripe and Plasma announced multi-currency stablecoin cards with Plasma as design partner — yet the site does not mention it.
DecisionA news pill in the hero, a dark «Collaboration» band on the homepage and a dedicated page where every fact sits next to its source.
- Builders
The Network page lists PlasmaBFT, EVM compatibility and $0 network fees on USD₮ transfers (third-party fees may apply), but shows no flow and no code.
DecisionFeature list with the footnote kept, a code block on the homepage and a concept checkout flow — clearly tagged as concept.
- Ecosystem
plasma.org lists Whop, Ramp, Rain, Bridge, Privy, zerohash, Aave, Fireblocks and Aurora without roles. Public sources show Whop runs Whop Treasury on Plasma, and Ramp supports USD₮ on Plasma.
DecisionA «Who builds on Plasma» grid with role + source per partner, and the real Whop case placed next to our concept checkout — tagged «Real · sourced».
- Context
Bridge, which powers Plasma One’s global account services, has been part of Stripe since its acquisition closed in 2025.
DecisionMention it as context on the Stripe page — not as a claim that Stripe offers checkout on Plasma.
Patterns we borrowed
- plasma.org (the subject)
- Its own CSS tokens: deep green #162F29, Plasma green #5DD674, #0A0A0A and #F4F4F4 sections, #242424 text — kept as the brand; orange #F8572C and lavender #AAA3FF only as dosed accents
- Developer docs
- «Step + code» layouts with language tabs and a copy action
- Commerce platforms
- Where a payment option lives: inside the store’s own checkout and in the admin’s payment settings
- Fintech wallets
- Balances by currency, a card on the home screen and a short recent list
What we left out
Plasma’s imagery and copy 1:1, every Stripe, Shopify and WooCommerce logo and UI, and Plasma’s promotional rates and figures — those change and carry risk notes. Its commercial typeface (PP Mori) is replaced by a free Google Font.
Moodboard references
From one funnel to three clear paths.
Every «before» is generated from the very same page markup, reduced to outlines, readable labels and grey word-bars — no colour, glow or card art. Drag a handle to compare.
- 01
Hierarchy
Hero → three paths → collaboration → builders → partners. The Stripe news is a pill in the hero and a full band, not a footnote.
- 02
Facts next to sources
Every announced detail (design partner, five fiat currencies, OUSD + GENIUS-ready stablecoins, 30+ → 100+ countries) carries its source; the page says what is not announced yet.
- 03
Concept, labelled
A coral «Concept below — not an existing product» band, «Concept» tags in window bars, a «Concept API» tab in code and «Unofficial concept by Omnisense» on every frame.
- 04
Neutral platforms
The storefront and the plugin admin are our own neutral UI for a fictional store — Shopify and WooCommerce appear only as names in captions.
- 05
States
Selected / default / unavailable payment methods, an https webhook error, test mode, Connected status, hover on the Business path and an audience switcher.
- 06
Risk in plain words
One footer line explains that Plasma is not a bank and balances are not deposits; the network-fee claim keeps its «third-party fees may apply» footnote.
Plasma’s own greens, used with more discipline.
The palette comes from plasma.org’s own tokens: deep green #162F29 carries every action on light sections (14.3:1 with white), Plasma green #5DD674 is the CTA on #0A0A0A (11:1). Orange #F8572C marks concept tags, lavender #AAA3FF highlights code. PP Mori, the site’s commercial typeface, is stood in for by Hanken Grotesk; Geist Mono sets the code.
Plasma’s official logo — black on light sections, white on #0A0A0A and on the card. Plasma name and logo belong to Plasma; used here only to illustrate an unofficial redesign concept.
#162F29
vs bg 12.96:1 · label 14.26:1
#5DD674
on bg 1.68:1
#242424
on bg 14.11:1
#F4F4F4
text on it 14.11:1
#FFFFFF
text on it 15.52:1
#6B6B6B
on bg 4.85:1
Plasma green / #F4F4F4 1.68:1 — on light sections it is a fill or glow only; as text and buttons it lives on #0A0A0A (11:1). #757575 is darkened to #6B6B6B so muted text passes AA on #F4F4F4.
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Hanken Grotesk 600People whose money spans countries (Plasma One), global teams (Plasma Business) and fintech builders shipping stablecoin cards, payouts and checkout on Plasma Network
Hanken Grotesk 400 · 16/26An unofficial redesign of plasma.org: one site for people, businesses and builders — with the Stripe card collaboration up front and concept checkout flows for online stores.
Hanken Grotesk 600 · 12stablecoin payments · unofficial redesign
Three pages and a pocket view.
Homepage
Hero with the Stripe news pill and product objects in front of a radial 3D form that echoes the Plasma mark, three audience paths, the dark collaboration band with facts and sources, builders with code, partners as text and a plain-language footer.
Payments with Stripe
What was announced (with sources), the euro example from the release as a stepper — then a clearly labelled concept: checkout session flow, pseudo-API and platform paths.
Checkout · real Whop case + concept
The real Whop Treasury case with its source, then a Shopify-style storefront with «Pay with stablecoins» selected and product photos of the fictional ceramics store in the cart, and WooCommerce-style plugin settings with status, accepted assets, settlement currency and a webhook error.
Wallet · mobile
Balances by currency, the multi-currency card «Spending in EUR», quick actions and recent payments, including the concept checkout order.
Component sheet
Official logo on light and dark, palette and type, buttons with focus, audience switcher, news pill, announcement card with source, payment-flow stepper, code block, checkout method rows, plugin settings and the concept / disclaimer tags.
What Stripe and Plasma actually announced.
On 15 October 2026 Stripe and Plasma announced a collaboration to launch multi-currency stablecoin cards. This is how we present it on the redesigned site — and only this.
- Date
- 15 October 2026 (press release, GlobeNewswire)
- Plasma’s role
- Design partner, helping shape the card experience for customers who manage money across borders
- Stripe’s side
- Expands its stablecoin card infrastructure to more currencies and stablecoins
- Fiat currencies
- USD, BRL, EUR, MXN, COP
- Stablecoins
- OUSD and other eligible GENIUS-ready stablecoins
- Reach
- Stripe’s stablecoin cards: 30+ countries today, 100+ planned in 2027
- Status
- Described as a first step; no customer launch date announced
- Related fact
- Bridge, which powers Plasma One’s global account services, is a Stripe company (acquisition completed in 2025)
Sources
Payments with Stripe — facts first, then concept
Sources sit in the hero; the four announced facts come before anything we propose. The concept part starts under a coral band that says it is not an existing product.
Not claimed anywhere in this case: that Stripe accepts payments on Plasma Network, that a Plasma checkout exists, or any business result of the collaboration.
Who actually builds on Plasma — and what Whop does with it.
plasma.org lists its partners without roles. We looked each one up and show only what public sources say. Whop is the real-world payments story: not checkout, but the balances of its sellers.
- Whop
- Whop Treasury (25 Mar 2026): a seller’s Whop balance is converted to USD₮0 and routed through a Veda vault on Plasma into Aave’s Plasma market; withdrawals return to the Whop balance. Whop reports 21M+ users and payouts in 144 countries (as quoted by Aave).
- Ramp
- Supports USD₮ on Ethereum, Solana and Plasma, with 1:1 USD ↔ USD₮ on- and off-ramps (21 Apr 2026)
- Rain
- Issues the Plasma One card as a Visa Principal Member (plasma.org)
- Bridge
- Powers Plasma One’s global account services; a Stripe company
- Privy
- Embedded wallets behind every Plasma One account
- zerohash
- APIs and SDKs for platforms launching stablecoin products on Plasma (18 Nov 2025)
- Aave
- Lending market on Plasma — the yield source of Whop Treasury
- Fireblocks, Aurora
- Listed as partners on plasma.org; we found no public description of their role, so the site says «role not stated»
Sources
Whop’s advertised yield rate is variable and is not shown in the redesign. Whop sales themselves do not run on Plasma according to these sources — only Whop Treasury does.
Where the sourced facts end and our concept begins.
Every screen mixes the two, so the line is drawn on the screens themselves (Real · sourced / Concept tags) and here.
- Real · sourced
- Stripe × Plasma multi-currency stablecoin cards (15 Oct 2026); Whop Treasury on Plasma; partner roles above; Plasma Network features as stated on plasma.org; Plasma’s official logo and colours
- Concept · ours
- Site structure and copy, the checkout-session flow and pseudo-API, the Shopify-style storefront and WooCommerce-style plugin settings, the fictional store «Kiln & Clay», all balances and orders
- Not found
- Any official Plasma integration with Shopify or WooCommerce, and any Stripe checkout running on Plasma (checked 27 Oct 2026)
Shopify and WooCommerce: how stablecoin checkout could look.
We found no public Plasma checkout, Shopify app or WooCommerce plugin (checked 27 Oct 2026). These are our concept screens for the builders section, in neutral UI for a fictional store — not copies of either platform.
- Storefront (Shopify-style)
- «Pay with stablecoins» next to card payment inside the store’s own checkout: wallet choice, amount in EUR, network-fee line with its footnote, what the store receives
- Plugin (WooCommerce-style)
- Enable, title at checkout, accepted assets (USD₮, OUSD), settlement currency, webhook URL with an https error, test mode and a Connected status
- Custom
- A concept checkout-session call — commented «illustrative pseudo-API, not a real Plasma or Stripe endpoint»
- Labels
- «Concept» in every window bar, a «Concept API» tag on code and «Unofficial concept by Omnisense» on the frame
Checkout examples — real Whop case, then the concept
A «Real · sourced» Whop Treasury band sits above an orange «concept» divider; below it the fictional store «Kiln & Clay» (sample order €86.00) and the plugin settings. Platform names appear only in captions.
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Questions & answers
Is this an official Plasma website?
No. It is an unofficial redesign concept by Omnisense — not affiliated with, endorsed by or produced for Plasma, Stripe, Shopify or WooCommerce. Plasma did not commission it. The Plasma name and logo belong to Plasma.
Who is the redesign for?
People whose money spans countries (Plasma One), global teams paying contractors (Plasma Business), and fintech builders shipping cards, payouts and checkout on Plasma Network.
Is the stablecoin checkout a real product?
No. The checkout, plugin and API screens are design concepts, not existing products. The Stripe × Plasma collaboration is described only as publicly announced on 15 Oct 2026, with sources linked.
What did you design?
A new homepage with three paths, a «Payments with Stripe» page that separates announced facts from concept, two concept checkout screens, a mobile wallet and the component sheet.
Are any results or metrics claimed?
No. No metrics are claimed. Balances, the store «Kiln & Clay», people and orders are sample data, and Plasma's promotional rates and figures are left out.
