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by lachyg 8y ago
Glad to hear you like it! We’re looking for a range of customers who have various use cases and experience levels with issuing before we’re ready to make this available more broadly. (Sorry I don’t have much more in the way of specifics to
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by lachyg 8y ago
We're starting out in the U.S., but have a number of other markets in-flight. Please let us know about your use case on the invite form ( https://stripe.com/issuing ) — that'll help us prioritize where to go next :)
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by lachyg 8y ago
Docs: https://stripe.com/docs/issuing Cards draw from a Stripe balance (which is funded by payments that go through Stripe (or top-ups).)
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by lachyg 8y ago
(I work on Issuing.) The cards draw from a Stripe balance, which can be funded from a connected bank account (or ordinary Stripe charges).
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by lachyg 9y ago
I wasn't exactly sure which direction to read it :-) We often get questions around our underlying infrastructure and how we process payments (this is what I work on at Stripe!), so that bias is probably affecting my read...
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by lachyg 9y ago
(I work at Stripe.) Glad to hear on the developer friendliness! If there are ways we can continue to improve on that front, please shoot me a note: lachy@stripe.com I'm curious though what you mean when you say Adyen is much more &quot
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by lachyg 10y ago
(I work at Stripe) Have you checked out https://stripe.com/connect ? We created this product to help solve this problem (creating a multi-sided marketplace).
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by lachyg 10y ago
(I work at Stripe.) We're working on it! What's your email? I'll let you know once this is live. (Alternatively, feel free to shoot me an email: lachy@stripe.com)
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by lachyg 10y ago
(I work at Stripe.) No, those rates are not an intro offer. Interchange, the largest cost in processing credit card transactions, is much cheaper in the U.K. than it is in the U.S., thus we can price lower.
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by lachyg 10y ago
(I work at Stripe.) Where are you based?
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by lachyg 10y ago
Hi Artemis2, if you process more than €30,000 per month, we can offer volume discounting [0]. Separately, we have support for 3DS in private beta. [0] Including interchange plus!
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by lachyg 10y ago
(I work at Stripe.) My apologies, if you email me at lachy@stripe.com I can invite you.
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by lachyg 10y ago
(I work at Stripe.) We are supporting 3D-Secure in private beta—if you'd like access, please email me support@stripe.com ( https://support.stripe.com/questions/does-stripe-support-3d-... )
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by lachyg 10y ago
@vizzah: I work at Stripe. We're working with Visa Direct and MoneySend, and you're able to sign up and begin using it today . Let me know if you have any troubles, and I'd be happy to help.
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by lachyg 10y ago
(I work at Stripe.) Are you looking for a single integration that handles both PayPal and credit card transactions? Stripe users typically end up integrating both separately (though building a billing abstraction above both).
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Stripe: Bring Your Own Team(stripe.com)
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by lachyg 12y ago
(I work at Stripe) Correct! You set your price in USD, we present the amount in bitcoins to your customer, and guarantee you the price you set in USD.
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by lachyg 12y ago
The 'test' banner is indicative of which Stripe publishable keys you're using—test mode keys will result in the 'test' banner you see.
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by lachyg 12y ago
We do have ACH charges in beta! Email me: lachy@stripe.com and I can get you on board.
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by lachyg 12y ago
We felt that Checkout was the best integration point because it let us do some nice dynamic authentication logic instead of Alipay's usual redirect-based flow. Given that subtleties involved, Alipay's constraints, and the fact tha
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by lachyg 12y ago
Are you asking if you can bring your own payment gateway for use with Stripe? (Sorry, I was thrown off by the payment form tutorial reference.)
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by lachyg 12y ago
(I work at Stripe.) The Alipay integration with Checkout works just like Stripe.js, in that it will return a token that you can charge instantly, or attach to a customer and utilize for subscription, invoicing and recurring payments.
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by lachyg 12y ago
This will also be incredible for ease-of-setup. Install Xcode, and you're ready to go. No other dependencies. Setting up a dev environment can be one of the big reasons people fail to learn to program.
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by lachyg 12y ago
Hm? O-1 is dual intent. Source: 8 C.F.R. 214.2(o) (13) “Effect of approval of a permanent labor certification or filing of a preference petition on O classification. The approval of a permanent labor certification or the filing of a prefere
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by lachyg 13y ago
We're actually testing a variant that does exactly this.
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by lachyg 13y ago
The qualification is acceptance into YC as a founder. > So here is a proposal for the US government: please let Y Combinator help allocate up to 100 visas to founders per year.
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by lachyg 13y ago
We do require SSL for Stripe.js usage as well -- Checkout is built on top of Stripe.js, so it has the same set of security requirements.
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by lachyg 13y ago
Not yet, though this is definitely on the near-term roadmap.
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by lachyg 13y ago
It is -- Stripe stores the details across all sites that use Checkout.
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by lachyg 13y ago
I'm afraid we don't support that use-case yet. If you'd still like to use Checkout, you could use it as a method for the user to add their card, and confirm the payment amount on a separate page. (the 'amount' field

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