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by collision 12y ago
The "Open Wallet" link has a bitcoin URI. If you have a wallet installed, it'll pop open that wallet. More here: https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0021.mediawi... Stripe does
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Stripe is hiring for developer support. Part-time and remote (US times) welcome
1 points by collision 12y ago
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by collision 12y ago
That's right. We only fire the webhook in case you want to, say, update the expiry or last four digits you're rendering to your user.
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Stripe is hiring for developer support. Part-time and remote (US times) welcome
1 points by collision 12y ago
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Glose: A New Ebook Reader that Turns Reading into a Social Experience(techcrunch.com)
8 points by collision 12y ago|6 comments
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Stripe is hiring for developer support
1 points by collision 12y ago
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Stripe is hiring for developer support. Remote welcome
1 points by collision 12y ago
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Stripe is hiring for developer support. Remote welcome!
1 points by collision 12y ago
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Gmail for Android hits 1 billion users(twitter.com)
3 points by collision 12y ago|1 comments
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by collision 12y ago
Pricing neutrality is hard to enforce and can lead to price inflation (c.f. interchange), but we'd be game for something along these lines. Part of Stripe's raison d'être is making pretty advanced payment infrastructure — on
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by collision 13y ago
We're not opposed to supporting other cryptocurrencies in future. We're cryptocurrency nerds, not Bitcoin nerds specifically.
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by collision 13y ago
For a BRL charge the transaction will still be to a US merchant, rather than a local merchant. You're right that in some countries like Brazil, this can be a bit hit-or-miss.
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by collision 13y ago
Both have been up and running in Australia longer than us, actually. And we want to launch multicurrency support in Australia properly: as a default part of every Stripe account with no paperwork. We could probably get a half-baked version
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by collision 13y ago
In our experience, the conversion rates most customers get aren't very good, and this will end up cheaper. More importantly, the price can be a sane amount (€14.99/month for a $19.99/month SaaS product) and will be predictabl
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by collision 13y ago
We don't collect interest on customer funds and -- if you run the numbers -- it wouldn't be of any significant value if we did.
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by collision 13y ago
It's coming! Happy to give you beta access -- john@stripe.com.
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by collision 13y ago
Stripe collects information from you before you can start using it -- you'll see us ask for this when you go to activate your account. But we've worked to make it as quick, painless and sensible as possible. The sign-up process is
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by collision 13y ago
If you're using Sofort, then there's an off-site redirect involved and it's no longer as simple as entering two numbers.
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by collision 13y ago
You can already charge UK customers, but I presume you mean UK customers in GBP. This is on our roadmap to add. (Most of the heavy lifting is already done for the reverse in the UK.)
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by collision 13y ago
We're working on it.
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by collision 13y ago
We'd love to hear from you. We're hiring in the US, UK and in a few other countries. https://stripe.com/jobs & jobs@stripe.com
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by collision 13y ago
We don't support making our daily transfers via wires, but if you have a US-routable USD bank account we can transfer USD to that without conversion.
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by collision 13y ago
Yes.
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by collision 13y ago
We realized we weren't using Stripe in-house at Stripe, so we decided to fix that.
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Stripe Shop(shop.stripe.com)
57 points by collision 13y ago|17 comments
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by collision 13y ago
We're going to add support for this.
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by collision 13y ago
It's user-dependent. Stripe provides users with some protections (e.g. against card-testing), and then users will verify their platform's sellers in a way that makes sense for them. Lyft and Sidecar collect drivers' licenses
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by collision 13y ago
(I work at Stripe.) When you create a seller via the API, both Stripe and Balanced do the exact same thing: verify the identity of seller. You can run a marketplace on either. Edit: I'm using the words seller and recipient interchangea
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by collision 13y ago
Yeah, getting the statement text right makes a big difference. FWIW, Payouts was mostly designed for user-facing services (Lyft, Exec, Homejoy et al) where they want their own name to appear on card statements. If you're using Connect,
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Help support Stripe's users (and build infrastructure for doing so)(stripe.com)
1 points by collision 13y ago

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