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by collision 5y ago
John from Stripe here. Very sorry about this -- looking into it now.
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by collision 7y ago
[Stripe co-founder] As multiple commenters note, UK and EU interchange is significantly lower than that in the US. So the rewards market tends to be different as a result. That said, launching this in the UK would still be attractive to us.
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by collision 8y ago
Which country are you in? We're working on speeding up payout times around the world -- it's something people are (rightly) very sensitive to. If you email me at john@stripe.com I can look into it for you.
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Improved fraud prevention with Radar 2.0(stripe.com)
170 points by collision 8y ago|78 comments
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Stripe is hiring front-end engineers(stripe.com)
1 points by collision 9y ago
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Stripe is hiring front end engineers(stripe.com)
1 points by collision 9y ago
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Stripe is hiring front end engineers(stripe.com)
1 points by collision 9y ago
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Stripe is hiring frontend engineers(stripe.com)
1 points by collision 9y ago
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Stripe: Apple Pay on the Web(stripe.com)
5 points by collision 10y ago|0 comments
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by collision 10y ago
First, let me explain why drop-shipping is a popular vector for fraud. Drop-shipping means selling a product which you don't make or hold in stock; instead, when a purchase comes in you go and buy it somewhere else and have it shipped
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by collision 10y ago
> "We want to avoid taking editorial or moral stances regarding the businesses built on Stripe." This really is true. All companies will have to apply some criteria -- there are businesses that AWS or mail companies reject. I
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by collision 10y ago
For sure. While I'm interested in fixing the specific case, I'm more interested in discovering the underlying systematic error and fixing the support experience in the cases I don't see. And thanks for the nice words about IR
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by collision 10y ago
That's an abnormally high rate of declines to be seeing. Can you send me an email (john@stripe.com) and I'll look into it? One change we're making is giving you better insight to which charges Stripe declines on your behalf (
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by collision 10y ago
I'm sorry to hear that. I'm guessing it's now too late, but if not I'd be happy to take a look at your case and escalate it. My email is john@stripe.com.
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by collision 10y ago
We're trying to outline how the restrictions and limitations that exist can affect different businesses. With the right approvals (and often with substantially increased fees), some of these businesses can certainly operate. And we hop
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by collision 10y ago
Anything with low traceability and high resale value (like dropshipped goods) tends to become a fraud/money-laundering target.
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by collision 10y ago
Whew. Almost blew the cover of your seasteading community there for a moment.
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by collision 11y ago
This is complementary functionality: you can choose whether you want to incorporate locally or using Atlas. We'll stay supporting CA-USD and will be expanding local-country support. We recently launched private beta support for busines
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Stripe is Hiring for Developer Support
1 points by collision 11y ago
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Stripe is hiring for developer support
1 points by collision 11y ago
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Stripe enters Asia with Japan beta launch(techinasia.com)
84 points by collision 11y ago|46 comments
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by collision 11y ago
We're getting rid of the $0.25 transfer fee and replacing it with 0.5% of funds paid out to managed accounts. We do more work (and incur more cost) if you're using managed accounts, so we think it makes sense.
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by collision 11y ago
Yeah, the $0.25 transfer fee is going away. We didn't want to penalize platforms for transferring earnings to their sellers more frequently.
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by collision 11y ago
What's your use case? You can't use cards stored in Stripe on non-Stripe sites, if that's what you're asking.
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by collision 11y ago
Yes, they're the one product now. We didn't want divergent products for similar use cases. One feature we think is neat is you can mix-and-match standalone accounts (where the seller uses a regular Stripe account) and managed acco
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by collision 11y ago
In our defense, they keep adding new EU countries. But no, we're not in all of them yet. We're in 13 EU countries, Norway, and Switzerland: https://stripe.com/global
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by collision 11y ago
You have two options: you can have sellers link a Stripe account (and we'll do all the downstream work, like collecting their bank account info and verifying their identity). Or you can create a managed account via API, where the selle
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Stripe is hiring for developer support. Part-time and remote welcome
1 points by collision 12y ago
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by collision 12y ago
Hm? As a business selling with Stripe, you won't be taking any FX risk. You request $20, and you receive $20 - 0.5%. I am a huge fan of Matt Levine's work, but the articles you reference are about banks who participate in the FX m
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by collision 12y ago
We're not marking up the exchange rate. 0.5% is the only fee.

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