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I know it's not a priority but. Will you guys bring your magic to Brazil at some point? I would be really interested in it. On a side note I see Australia is in Beta :D which is great. Thanks
We definitely will. (Sorry we don't have a timeline, though.)
Payments Startup Stripe (YC S10) Joins the Billion Dollar Club
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#42I'd love to know what are stripe's plans to launch in countries where payment gateways are regulated and one company has constitutional monopoly (looking at you, Chile).
Is it Transbank? Redcompra?
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And thank you, as a developer stripe has made a ridiculously difficult process ridiculously easy.
Not ridiculously easy, rather slightly easier as the merchant still must maintain aspects of their environment covered by the PCI DSS as they are still delivering Stripe.js from their server environment. Here's a bit more information on that: http://pciguru.wordpress.com/2013/06/30/developers-beware-st...
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Hope to see you guys update the web interface a bit for a performance/little more flexibility. The API is great, but the web interface could use a bit more love :)
Agreed. On the way!
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(I'm not associated with Stripe) Can you please give at least one example or suggestion?
Sure, glad to give feedback, though this would make sense if you're familiar with using stripe. Our team is of course not one of Stripe's larger users, though we do use them enough to fall under one of the volume discounts. Here's a few things that I can think of from the top of my head: When selecting a user to change the plan, the modal takes about 3-4 seconds to populate the new plan dropdown. The new plan dropdow…
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#46I'd love to know what are stripe's plans to launch in countries where payment gateways are regulated and one company has constitutional monopoly (looking at you, Chile).
As a fellow Chilean citizen I can just say: what?! Is it Transbank? Redcompra?
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#48I am a developer interested in integrating a payment system into one of my sites where my target customers are mainly in the US. Could someone outline the major differences between Stripe and Balanced?
All depends on the country your bank account is in. As an Australian company selling to the US, we've kinda been left in the lurch with their AU beta. When it was launched we were told they were working on being able to accept/convert USD into AU accounts, so at the time we (incredibly naively) started building our subscription code around their API, assuming it'd be ready by the time we were. Almost 6 months later a…
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Instead of just down voting this post, it would be helpful to know what specific parts of it are incorrect. This is the first I've heard of these objections.
I think the downvotes have to do with what is a pretty serious accusation and not apparently backed up with facts. What would be helpful is if the accuser produced a better description of what he feels is out of compliance, wrong or misleading.
http://pciguru.wordpress.com/2013/06/30/developers-beware-st...
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Now if Stripe could practice truth in advertising that would be great. SpecificallY: "Anyone accepting credit card payments must be PCI compliant. Stripe makes it easy to do so: Serve your payment page over SSL, i.e., the page's web address should begin with “https”, not “http”. Use Stripe.js or Checkout to accept payment information and transmit it directly to Stripe's servers. And you'll be PCI compliant!" https://…
Instead of just down voting this post, it would be helpful to know what specific parts of it are incorrect. This is the first I've heard of these objections.