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by edwinwee 5y ago
Yep, Stripe would be the data controller in this situation (and we comply with GDPR). https://support.stripe.com/questions/managing-your-id-verifi...
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by edwinwee 5y ago
Identity isn't available in India today, but that anchor link is indeed broken (we'll fix this now—thank you!).
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by edwinwee 5y ago
...neat idea, yes!
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by edwinwee 5y ago
Nope, no need! Tax ID is validated when you accept the payment: https://stripe.com/docs/tax/checkout#create-session .
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by edwinwee 5y ago
If you're looking to invoice a customer, Stripe Invoicing is VAT-compliant. It allows you to customize your invoices according to your customers' jurisdiction requirements (like sequential numbering): https://stripe.com
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by edwinwee 5y ago
Yep, that's correct! Tax ID validation is included with Checkout (outside of Stripe Tax pricing).
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by edwinwee 5y ago
Good idea!
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by edwinwee 5y ago
Yep, Stripe prices its products pretty competitively and talks to many beta testers before we settle on pricing. I think even adding all this up, it's less expensive than merchant of record providers like Paddle.
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by edwinwee 5y ago
Edwin from Stripe here. At first, I think I agree with the title (the article itself, not so much). Stripe isn't really a platform. It's a platform of platforms. The three products linked to in the article, Invoicing, Payment Link
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by edwinwee 5y ago
Already works with Apple Pay and Google Pay automatically!
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by edwinwee 5y ago
When a seller creates a Stripe account to use Payment Links, they go through the same review processes (and face the same stringent regulations from card networks and banks) as any seller who creates a Stripe account to integrate our Paymen
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by edwinwee 5y ago
There is! When creating a link, just check "Collect customers' addresses."
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by edwinwee 5y ago
Panama's on our list! (Assume you've already done so but you can sign up to get notified at https://stripe.com/global#PA .)
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by edwinwee 5y ago
Feel you on taxes = party pooper... but yes, Stripe can help handle sales tax: https://stripe.com/docs/payments/checkout/taxes . Much more on that front (VAT, Tax ID collection) coming very soon.
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by edwinwee 5y ago
Working on it! A Payment Links API is coming very soon.
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by edwinwee 5y ago
Aha! Thanks. Great ideas.
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by edwinwee 5y ago
We don't have plans for Stripe to help with digital delivery today out-of-the-box (you may want to check out some of the many Stripe plug-ins that assist with that: https://stripe.com/partners/apps-and-extensions?q
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by edwinwee 5y ago
Coming soon! Could you email us and we'll let you know once it's available? jackerman@stripe.com + edwin@stripe.com
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by edwinwee 5y ago
In short, yes—confirmation is requried. Here's an example of a payment link: https://buy.stripe.com/dR6cOd9RJ8KS8nufYZ . It's a single link that can be shared with anybody (not unique to one customer). On the Strip
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by edwinwee 5y ago
Stripe has set foot in 44 countries—with many more countries on the roadmap. https://stripe.com/global
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by edwinwee 5y ago
Not today, but a Payment Links API is coming soon. (Will shoot an email if you'd like to test it.)
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by edwinwee 5y ago
Yes: https://zapier.com/apps/stripe/integrations . Would suggest chatting with https://twitter.com/bentossell , who runs Makerpad (Zapier) and uses Payment Links!
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by edwinwee 5y ago
If you're logged into the Stripe Dashboard already, best to go to Products > Payment links. https://dashboard.stripe.com/payment-links ( https://stripe.com/payments/payment-links was originally
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by edwinwee 6y ago
Stripe can oftentimes lower fees for nonprofits ( https://support.stripe.com/questions/fee-discount-for-nonpro... ). Email nonprofit@stripe.com and CC edwin@stripe.com—we’d be happy to chat.
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by edwinwee 6y ago
If a cardholder cancels their account and gets a new one, that card number won’t be shared and updated with Stripe’s Card Account Updater. We work directly with each card issuer to update the number if the physical card is lost, stolen, or
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by edwinwee 6y ago
The card issuers do their individual basic fraud detection (e.g. security code) but we built our own on top after users asked for something more advanced. Imagine Stripe seeing data across all the card networks, compound that with custome
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by edwinwee 6y ago
Edwin from Stripe here. Postmates started using Stripe as an SME, when they were probably smaller than your company. We’ve been scaling alongside them for the past decade, and the auth optimization features mentioned in the post weren’t bui
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by edwinwee 6y ago
Hey Austin — Edwin from Stripe here. This seems weird... last year we separated the Atlas account process from Stripe payments to prevent issues like these (and help you launch faster!). Could you forward those emails to me and we can help
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by edwinwee 6y ago
Hey Josh—we sent you an email from support@stripe.com a little bit ago. Once we figure that out we can get your account sorted. (Feel free to also CC me directly on your reply—edwin@stripe.com.) Sorry for the issues here.
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by edwinwee 6y ago
Yes! Visa and Mastercard debit cards are supported.

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