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The pricing link on the top doesn't refer to any pricing section on the page. Is it missing? Edit: This seems to be an internationalization problem. I am from
by searchableguy 5y ago
The pricing link on the top doesn't refer to any pricing section on the page. Is it missing?
Edit: This seems to be an internationalization problem. I am from India. The pricing section for Indian page https://stripe.com/en-in/identity#pricing https://stripe.com/en-in/identity#pricing is missing so the link doesn't work.
- edwinwee 5y agoIdentity isn't available in India today, but that anchor link is indeed broken (we'll fix this now—thank you!).
- NelsonMinar 5y agoFor anyone looking for the answer, in the US it's $1.50 / ID verification and $0.50 for Social Security Number lookup (an American tax number that is officially not for identity purposes but used that way all the time).
- SloopJon 5y agoI'll give my SSN to a healthcare provider, and maybe a bank. Random vendor using Stripe? Probably not. Edit: to be a little less flippant, what is an example of a Stripe user to whom you would be comfortable giving your SSN?
- voiper1 5y agoIt mentions KYC, so for example Etsy might use it to verify a vendor that it sends earnings along with a 1099.
- burntwater 5y agoAn employment related service could legitimately require a valid SSN.
- judge2020 5y agoYes - most U.S. post-degree jobs require background checks which will almost certainly require giving your SSN to the employer.
- 908087 5y agoYou know you don't actually have to give your SSN to healthcare providers, right? I leave it blank and tell them (in vaguely more polite terms) to fuck off if they probe me about not providing it.