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Stripe adds $329 Reader T600 to Terminal lineup, revamps Treasury perks

By , Co-founder, PricingSaaS

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What changed

Stripe has added the Reader T600 back to its Terminal hardware lineup at $329, alongside the M2, S710 and S700 readers — the same SKU and price it pulled from the lineup just days earlier. Separately, Treasury's perks list changed: FX and stablecoin multicurrency support and fund insurance were dropped, while cashback on card purchases, free Stripe-to-Stripe payments, and no minimums or monthly fees were added.

Why it matters

For Terminal customers, the T600 flip-flop is a reminder that hardware SKU availability on Stripe's pricing page can shift within days, not just quarters. For Treasury, trading insurance and multicurrency bullets for cashback and free transfers suggests Stripe is positioning it as a low-friction operating account — watch whether the dropped features resurface elsewhere, like a higher tier.

In context

Stripe pulled the T600 reader from its Terminal lineup around Sep 24, only to add it back at the same $329 price days later — a fast reversal after the reader had been on the page since its Aug 28 launch. That kind of churn is unusual even for Stripe, which has made 9 pricing changes in the last 90 days against a 51-day average gap historically. The Treasury edit looks more deliberate: dropping FX/stablecoin multicurrency and fund insurance bullets for cashback and free Stripe-to-Stripe transfers is Stripe's second feature-bullet rewrite in two months, after August's Radar Lite naming update. Feature-bullet changes are common across the index — 155 of the last 1,139 tracked changes — but Stripe editing two different products in one release stands out.

What people are saying

@AzianMikeX

“Got my @stripe Treasury card for Inkless (my e-sign business). What a beautiful card! It's fully metal and has a nice heft. And to top it off has 2% cashback! I can't wait to pull this out my wallet to pay for AWS.”

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@marclouX

“So @levelsio was right: Stripe launched Treasury It’s like Wise but with your stripe balance. You get - bank account details - balance transfers - credit cards All with your stripe balance So you can pay friends and invoices without a bank”

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