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US only at the moment. Anyone know if they have plans for the UK? I would dearly love to say goodbye to PayPal forever.
We're definitely working on expanding to other countries. There's no definite timeline just yet, but it's one of our top priorities.
US only. Well, I kind of knew it before even hitting FAQ. A bit of a rant here, but it's crazily difficult to do so many interesting things when you don't live in top-20 country (Lithuania here) Stripe? Nope. BrainTree? Nope. Recurly? Nope. Something else... Likely, Nope. And so, the only way to get paid is to deal with some of the most expensive and oldest gateways and merchant accounts. Oh, and: Hulu? Nope. iTunes?…
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There are no volume limits. What kind of verification are you talking about? Stripe does offer address verification: if you send the address with your requests, we'll return the AVS response from the credit card network, which tells if that the billing zip codes and street number are a match.
What about sales receipts? Are those generated by Stripe and sent to the user or is it up to the merchant to deliver them?
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There are no volume limits. What kind of verification are you talking about? Stripe does offer address verification: if you send the address with your requests, we'll return the AVS response from the credit card network, which tells if that the billing zip codes and street number are a match.
What about sales receipts? Are those generated by Stripe and sent to the user or is it up to the merchant to deliver them?
I think that aside from the lack of support for marketplace, like https://www.wepay.com/developer/usecases/marketplace Stripe is awesome. Any plans to add marketplace support in the near term? Also are you guys PCI compliant yet?
We're certified as PCI Level 1 Compliant (the highest level). You can definitely build a market place on top of Stripe. We don't, at the moment, have an easy way for you to take money and then pay it out to other people, but if you're able to handle that step on your own then Stripe can be a great way to collect payments for your marketplace.
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What about sales receipts? Are those generated by Stripe and sent to the user or is it up to the merchant to deliver them?
We don't offer support for emailing your users right now.
Also, you've created something absolutely amazing. ISO Sales agents across the country are going to be trembling.
Speaking of which, will you have a partner program?
Stripe pretty much takes payment processing kicking and screaming into 2011. Merchant accounts are a serious drag. I've opened a few and they've been nothing but headaches (especially if you're young—nobody trusts you.) Couple that with getting a gateway account, dealing with credit checks, monthly fees, monthly minimums, slow people in the payments industry, PCI compliance... Stripe takes payments and put them behin…
they've been nothing but headaches (especially if you're young—nobody trusts you.) Ah, things must have changed from early 2000s. I had no problems getting (pretty high risk) merchant accounts back in high school. That said, Stripe looks pretty cool. No more authorize.net mess=)
This was true of Braintree (the form posts to a remote url rather than to a server run by the site), how does Stripe alleviate this issue?
Wondering when it will work in Canada? Also, how does it work "without merchant account or gateway" ?
We're working on international support right now -- though we don't have an ETA, launching in the US was definitely the first part of getting there (and we care a lot about going international -- about half our team is from other countries). You don't need to make your own merchant account or payment gateway because we abstract over those details. We'll make whatever accounts are necessary and we work directly with t…
Just make sure you still do your PCI compliance audit if you use Stripe.