The website is indeed lacking SSL. The transaction is encrypted since it's using Stripe but if the host page lacks SSL, the browser shows no indication (nor sh

The website is indeed lacking SSL. The transaction is encrypted since it's using Stripe but if the host page lacks SSL, the browser shows no indication (nor should it since the majority of the page is unencrytped). This also struck me as an odd thing about Stripe... that they didn't have a redirect page you could use with its own SSL for businesses that wanted to use Stripe's in-browser checkout but didn't want to spring for an SSL certificate. Also, I'm not really seeing the market for this. I've lived in NYC for years and I've never seen a laundromat without a change machine or someone at a desk to give you change... both with no surcharge. And my old university switched to card-operated laundry machines back in the 90s. Most new or renovated larger apartment buildings in NYC seem to operate this way now, too. And, as a fallback, you can always go to the bank and get change (there are 6 banks within 3 blocks of me... including 2 separate Chase banks across the street from each other... seriously). Is there a large population of people somewhere outside of major cities with no access to banks and no washers and dryers in their dwelling or building but that has access to a reliable mailbox that people won't steal money out of?