UrVenue, a hospitality technology company that enables venues, hotels, integrated resorts and casinos to sell, operate and distribute experience inventory, announced an expanded integration with Stripe that brings new payment capabilities to UrVenue customers and their guests.

Building on more than a decade of work between UrVenue and Stripe, the expanded integration allows UrVenue to bring additional payment capabilities to its customers without requiring each operator to independently implement those methods.

The upgraded checkout continues to support credit and debit cards while adding digital wallet options including Amazon Pay, Apple Pay, Cash App Pay, Google Pay and Link. UrVenue has also introduced Stripe's Adaptive Pricing, which can automatically display and allow eligible guests to complete purchases in their local currency. Payment method availability may vary based on location, currency, device and account configuration.

Bringing Modern Payments Into the Resort Guest Journey

As hospitality expands beyond the hotel room, resorts are increasingly turning pools, cabanas, dining, nightlife, activities, entertainment and other amenities into bookable experiences. UrVenue helps operators make that inventory easier to discover, reserve and manage. The expanded Stripe integration builds on that experience, making it easier for guests to pay with relevant payment options and in their local currency, where available.

"Great hospitality is defined by how effortless an experience feels to the guest, and that expectation doesn't stop when it is time to pay," said Emily Curtin, Interim CEO of UrVenue. "Our work with Stripe allows us to bring advances in payment technology directly to operators without asking each property to build those capabilities on its own. For our customers, this means more convenient ways hi

The expanded integration also positions UrVenue to evolve alongside continued innovation in payments and financial technology. Stripe is increasingly applying artificial intelligence across the payments lifecycle, including using AI to dynamically prioritize eligible payment options, prevent fraud, and optimize payment authorization.

As AI changes how consumers discover, book and pay for experiences, UrVenue's relationship with Stripe connects two critical parts of the guest journey: the technology that makes experiences discoverable and bookable, and the financial infrastructure that enables guests to transact.

"The opportunity ahead is bigger than adding another payment method," Curtin said. "It's about creating a technology foundation that allows hospitality operators to embrace new innovations as they emerge, without having to navigate that complexity on their own. Our continued work with Stripe is an important part of how we're building for that future."