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Clubhouse launches payment feature

Clubhouse has partnered with Stripe, an online payments company, to enable users to send payments directly to other users.

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Author - Mansur Ismagulov

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In March, Clubhouse launched the Creator First program for 20 content creators. The platform partnered with Stripe to enable direct payments to users: the feature is currently being tested, donations are available to everyone, but only a test group can receive funds. This increases incentives for creators amid the rollout of audio formats by other social networks.

Speculation about Clubhouse's monetization emerged around the same time as the social network's hype. In March, the Clubhouse Creator First program was launched, helping 20 emerging content creators build an audience and monetize their live broadcasts.Now, Clubhouse has partnered with Stripe, an online payments company, to enable users to send payments directly to other users. The feature is still in testing, so while all users will be able to send donations, only a small test group will be able to receive payments.New direct payments will give creators more incentive to stay on Clubhouse, especially as other social networks actively integrate audio formats into their apps.Source: axios.com

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