Stripe now supports GrabPay for online payments in Malaysia and Singapore

Stripe will be launching in The Philippines in the near future, which could also include GrabPay as a payment method too.

Stripe and Grab have teamed up to offer greater accessibility for online payments in Southeast Asia.

Starting from today, developers using Stripe can easily integrate GrabPay as a payment option in Malaysia and Singapore.

Developers using Stripe as a payment gateway can now integrate GrabPay as another payment option for their customers.
GrabPay on Stripe is currently only supported in Malaysia and Singapore as Stripe isn't available in other Southeast Asian countries yet (it is coming to Philippines real soon).
Platforms that integrate GrabPay via Stripe will also allow customers to receive GrabPoints upon making payments.

Stripe is one of the leading payment companies in the world used by a large number of developers.
Stripe isn't the only payment company offering GrabPay as a payment option, as its competitor Adyen also supports GrabPay in Malaysia, Singapore, and even The Philippines as well.
Stripe is currently in "Beta" for users in the Philippines, and will most likely be "going public" in the near future, possibly even including GrabPay as a payment option.
No news on whether GrabPay will be accepted in The Philippines via Stripe has been mentioned.