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I’m really sorry about that. I see it now (found it in a spam folder). We’ll look into this and get back.
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Stripe fully supports Visa transactions in India. And strange—I'm sorry you never got a solution. Would you mind forwarding one of those support emails to me at edwin@stripe.com and I can see what happened?
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Edwin from Stripe here. We don't support Indian local payment methods yet (but we're working on it!).
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Congrats on the launch!!
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Edwin from Stripe here. We’re trying this out on Stripe hosted invoices at the moment. We’ve always had something similar in the footer, but wanted to see if customers receiving the invoices could use a bit more context on what Stripe host
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Would you be able to send the chat (or the email address on your Stripe account) to me at edwin@stripe.com? Stripe live chat should be better than that—I'm sorry.
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Running this type of custom platfom with managed accounts for your users isn't a light responsibilty—if those users start going into the negative, you'll have to communicate with them to prevent that. (We have the `balance_retriev
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@tebbers and @ceejayoz — I couldn't immediately find either of these exchanges on the Stripe side, but I'd like to see how we can fix this. Could you forward those emails to me at edwin@stripe.com?
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Edwin from Stripe here. I'm sorry this happened. We have one bot/automated reponse, which is our first reply to say, "we've received your message and we'll get back to you soon." Beyond that, every interaction
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You can. Many dating apps use Stripe.
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Was it perhaps for a more consumery-type use-case instead of business? Issuing (and Treasury) are mostly focused on building for businesses at this moment (but are also expanding the number of use-cases). Could you email me at edwin@stripe.
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No solid timeline—right now Stripe is mainly focused on helping businesses grow.
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No, regulations would prevent Stripe from working with users that have business in sanctioned countries.
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No ETA just yet, but we want to make Treasury available in Canada.
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I'm really sorry that happened. We've invested a lot this year in making things smoother (incorporation is faster than ever and our Atlas support team has scaled up), but I'd like to see what went wrong in your case—and if we
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It is—the businesses we’re not able to work with are mostly restricted by the financial partners and banks that Stripe works with. But we do want to support as many business types as possible—and for Atlas in particular, we’ve recently been
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Escrow has a precise legal definition—and while we don’t support straight-up “escrow,” Stripe recently added support to hold funds for up to 3 months. You can use Stripe Connect to manually control (in this case, delay) payout timing: http
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Real human here. Could you forward that email to me at edwin@stripe.com and we can take another look?
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And to be crystal clear, the emails should be done sending today. The changes—which will take effect on January 15—only apply to businesses that have had at least $1M in lifetime billing volume (or will cross that threshold this year). All
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Stay tuned on the European tax stuff—we're working on that now. (And if you want to talk more about it, feel free to email kmoriarty@stripe.com and me at edwin@stripe.com.)
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Hm, no bueno. And sorry about that. I'd love to see that thread if you could forward it to me at edwin@stripe.com.
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You don't have to use Checkout for Stripe's fraud detection, which supports several types of integrations: https://stripe.com/docs/radar/checklist .
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Correct — Subscriptions was the really old one. Two years ago Billing was rolled out as Stripe's separate product for recurring charges and invoice management ( https://stripe.com/billing ).
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The changes would absolutley not go into effect today—they would start next year, January 15, 2021.
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Yes, you'll be emailed—if you were on the old Subscriptions pricing and are using Billing now, the emails are going out now (most have already been sent). Email me at edwin@stripe.com and we can also check.
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Edwin from Stripe here. It’s worth distinguishing between charging money on Stripe (for which you incur payments pricing) and using Stripe Billing (which is a separately-paid product). Stripe Billing has had this pricing for a few years. Fo
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>Tax handling is a big gaping hole (Edwin from Stripe here.) I agree and we hear you—and we’re working on ways to fix this. If you’re interested, shoot an email to kmoriarty@stripe.com and me at edwin@stripe.com.
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Hm! Stripe may have (mistakenly?) flagged them for fraud. Could you email me details of those charges at edwin@stripe.com and I can double check?
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Edwin from Stripe here. Could you email me at edwin@stripe.com and I can look into this?
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(I work at Stripe.) We're working on microtransactions in Europe! We can support most use cases in Spain today, and we can look into hooking it up for you if you email me at edwin@stripe.com.
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