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Stripe is a great payment gateway and you should know how it works in your marketplace. Here are all articles to know everything about it!

Guide to getting started with Stripe payments

Online payments in a Sharetribe marketplace are powered by Payment Providers and Stripe is one of them, allowing the use of credit cards.

Stripe charges a processing fee for each transaction through their system. The fees are detailed here.

Stripe can be enabled in Sharetribe Go in 26 currencies and 37 countries. Find out which currency works in your country.

There is a limited number of countries where your vendors can have bank accounts. Find out which here.

In order to receive payments in the marketplace you need to enable payments, which you can do by connecting Stripe as a payment provider.

Stripe Connect Onboarding makes it easier for sellers to add their payout details and is included in your Stripe fees.

To enable payments and receive commissions in your marketplace, you need a free Stripe account and to add your API keys in your Admin panel.

If you create a new Stripe Platform, Stripe most likely will ask to review it. Here are details about the requirements and process.

After you connect your Stripe account, you need to determine what is going to be your commission for each transaction. Learn how!

If your marketplace was created before January 2023, Stripe Connect Onboarding must be enabled manually as you have to configure things.

If Stripe is enabled, buyers can pay by credit or debit card. Providers must configure their account to be able to receive such payments.

Transactions going through Stripe follow a few steps, from accepting the request to the payment and reviews. Here's a complete description.

This is an illustrated, in-depth guide about the Stripe transaction process.

Stripe fees can seem hard to understand. Here you can find examples of how much you would pay in fees by using Stripe.

With Stripe as the payment provider, payout to sellers can be held for up to 90 days or until buyers marks transactions as completed.

If a transaction goes wrong, buyers might ask for a refund from providers. With Stripe, this needs to happen in the admin Stripe account.

The buyer credit card number isn't stored during a transaction and admin or sellers can't access them.

Instruction on how to register your platform at Stripe to solve this error

When adding their payout details with Stripe Connect Onboarding, sellers may face the "Bank account is not connected" error. Here's the fix.

Stripe is updating its terms and you should let your providers in the US know.

Stripe is updating its terms and you should let your providers in the EU, UK, Norway, and Switzerland know.