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# Last30Days research: Stripe
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- Date range: 2026-10-10 to 2026-11-09
- Sources: 11 active (GitHub, Web, Hacker News, Instagram, Jobs, Pinterest, Polymarket, Reddit, Threads, X, YouTube)
## Warnings
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## Resolved Entities
- **Stripe**: X @stripe | Subs r/stripe | GitHub - (stripe/stripe-node) | Context: -
## Ranked Evidence Clusters
### 1. stripe/stripe-node (4.6K stars) - 51 open issues (score 68, 1 item, sources: GitHub, Web)
1. [github, grounding] stripe/stripe-node (4.6K stars) - 51 open issues
- 2026-11-06 | stripe/stripe-node | [4,560stars, 51open] | score:68
- URL: [https://github.com/stripe/stripe-node](https://github.com/stripe/stripe-node)
- Also on: Web
- Why: First-party source providing direct access to the Stripe API and developer resources, highly relevant to the developer ecosystem query.
- Evidence: Want to chat live with Stripe engineers? Join us on our [Discord server](https://stripe.com/go/discord/node) .
The Stripe Node library provides convenient access to the Stripe API from
applications written in server-side JavaScript.
For collecting customer and payment information in the browser, use [Stripe.js](https://stripe.com/docs/js) .
\#\# Document...
### 2. How Treasury for platforms works | Stripe Documentation (score 58, 1 item, sources: Web)
1. [grounding] How Treasury for platforms works | Stripe Documentation
- date unknown [date:low] | docs.stripe.com | score:58
- URL: [https://docs.stripe.com/treasury/how-treasury-works](https://docs.stripe.com/treasury/how-treasury-works)
- Why: First-party documentation detailing core financial infrastructure services (Treasury/Connect), directly answering the infrastructure query.
- Evidence: Don’t build a new v1 integration.
[Treasury for platforms](https://stripe.com/treasury) is a suite of APIs for Stripe [Connect](https://docs.stripe.com/connect) platforms that allows you to embed financial services in your product.
Stripe provides the infrastructure in partnership with trusted banks. You can use Treasury for platforms to enable your con...
### 3. Workbench (score 55, 1 item, sources: Web)
1. [grounding] Workbench
- date unknown [date:low] | docs.stripe.com | score:55
- URL: [https://docs.stripe.com/workbench](https://docs.stripe.com/workbench)
- Why: First-party documentation for a key developer tool, highly relevant to the developer ecosystem query.
- Evidence: \# Workbench
Debug, manage, and grow your Stripe integration using Workbench.
\#\# Build and debug with Workbench
Workbench provides powerful tools that help you build, test, and debug your Stripe integration. Use the Shell and API Explorer to interact with Stripe APIs, manage event destinations, and get health insights for your integration.
[Get started...
### 4. Monetization Operations Analyst (score 48, 1 item, sources: Jobs)
1. [jobs] Monetization Operations Analyst
- 2026-10-29 | 4202 BFin - FinOps (SDC) | [1open_roles] | score:48
- URL: [https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8247120](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8247120)
- Evidence: Who we are About Stripe Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform for businesses. Millions of companies—from the world's largest enterprises to the most ambitious startups—use Stripe to accept payments, grow their revenue, and accelerate new business opportunities. Our mission is to increase the GDP of the internet, and we have a staggering amount of...
### 5. Account Executive, SaaS Platforms Grower (score 46, 1 item, sources: Jobs)
1. [jobs] Account Executive, SaaS Platforms Grower
- 2026-10-29 | 1185 Account Executives (EMEA) | [1open_roles] | score:46
- URL: [https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8241294](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8241294)
- Evidence: Who we are About Stripe Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform for businesses. Millions of companies—from the world’s largest enterprises to the most ambitious startups—use Stripe to accept payments, grow their revenue, and accelerate new business opportunities. Our mission is to increase the GDP of the internet, and we have a staggering amount of...
### 6. Account Executive, Startups Platforms Scaled Grower (French fluency) (score 46, 1 item, sources: Jobs)
1. [jobs] Account Executive, Startups Platforms Scaled Grower (French fluency)
- 2026-10-29 | 1185 Account Executives (EMEA) | [1open_roles] | score:46
- URL: [https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8119498](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8119498)
- Evidence: Who we are About Stripe Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform for businesses. Millions of companies—from the world’s largest enterprises to the most ambitious startups—use Stripe to accept payments, grow their revenue, and accelerate new business opportunities. Our mission is to increase the GDP of the internet, and we have a staggering amount of...
### 7. Operations Associate, Apprenticeship (score 46, 1 item, sources: Jobs)
1. [jobs] Operations Associate, Apprenticeship
- 2026-10-29 | 4141 SDC - Central Operations Enablement | [1open_roles] | score:46
- URL: [https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8131339](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8131339)
- Evidence: Who we are About Stripe Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform for businesses. Millions of companies—from the world's largest enterprises to the most ambitious startups—use Stripe to accept payments, grow their revenue, and accelerate new business opportunities. Our mission is to increase the GDP of the internet, and we have a staggering amount of...
### 8. High School Internship, Software Engineering (Summer 2027) (score 46, 1 item, sources: Jobs)
1. [jobs] High School Internship, Software Engineering (Summer 2027)
- 2026-10-29 | 5112 General University | [1open_roles] | score:46
- URL: [https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8241260](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8241260)
- Why: First-party job description that provides a high-level summary of Stripe's mission and infrastructure focus, though less technical than documentation.
- Evidence: This role is intended for current high school students graduating in 2027 or later. Who we are About Stripe Stripe is a technology company focused on improving the conditions for economic growth and prosperity. We build programmable financial infrastructure, rethinking from first principles how financial services should work, to make it easie...
### 9. IT Support Engineer (score 44, 1 item, sources: Jobs)
1. [jobs] IT Support Engineer
- 2026-11-09 | 7312 CorpTech Customer Success | [1open_roles] | score:44
- URL: [https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8265151](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8265151)
- Evidence: Who we are About Stripe Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform for businesses. Millions of companies - from the world’s largest enterprises to the most ambitious startups - use Stripe to accept payments, grow their revenue, and accelerate new business opportunities. Our mission is to increase the GDP of the internet, and we have a staggering amount...
### 10. Strategy & Analytics Business Partner Analyst (score 44, 1 item, sources: Jobs)
1. [jobs] Strategy & Analytics Business Partner Analyst
- 2026-11-09 | 4176 Support S&A | [1open_roles] | score:44
- URL: [https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8079783](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8079783)
- Evidence: Who we are About Stripe Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform for businesses. Millions of companies—from the world’s largest enterprises to the most ambitious startups—use Stripe to accept payments, grow their revenue, and accelerate new business opportunities. Our mission is to increase the GDP of the internet, and we have a staggering amount of...
### 11. 24 Hours Inside Stripe: How They Build So Fast (score 42, 1 item, sources: YouTube)
1. [youtube] 24 Hours Inside Stripe: How They Build So Fast
- 2026-10-26 | Not My Business | [525,416views] | score:42
- URL: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Rqoe5quCJQ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Rqoe5quCJQ)
- Evidence: Oh my gosh, I'm freaking out. I'm aboutto walk through the doors of a nearly $160 billion company. What if I don'tunderstand anything they say? Wait, what? This is Stripe. It's thetechnology millions of businesses use to accept payments [music] and move moneyonline. And this? This is the list of everything Stripe[music] is shipping in 2026. Hundreds of pr...
- @actuallyweldon (212 likes): I like when ppl who don’t understand something are comfortable admitting they don’t know
- @IrigaMuthui (50 likes): Randomly recommended Youtube gem.
- @fleetc (74 likes): FYI, Nokia is still a company but they now focus on backend hardware powering the internet... They lost the consumer wars. Back then it has HUGE.
- Highlights (auto-generated transcript; may contain transcription errors):
- "Before we get into that, Ifirst wanted to figure out with more agents producing more code, how doesStripe make sure that nothing accidentally breaks?>> When you deploy any code at Stripe, we are de..."
- "This is the list of everything Stripe[music] is shipping in 2026."
- "He first joined Stripe in2017, left to build a company of his own in 2022, and came back earlier this yearafter it was acquired."
- "So, I asked Michellefor her first-hand experience because she joined Stripe in 2013, way beforeAdam or Alex."
- "Together, they wereable to launch the product in just 7 weeks.>> We leveraged AI with agents non-day, over the weekends.>> Stripe Projects helps developers and agents set up and pay for outside[mus..."
### 12. Will Stripe's valuation hit __ by November 30? (score 38, 1 item, sources: Polymarket)
1. [polymarket] Will Stripe's valuation hit __ by November 30?
- 2026-11-09 | [3745.4volume, 2629.7liquidity] | score:38
- URL: [https://polymarket.com/event/will-stripes-valuation-hit-by-november-30-2026](https://polymarket.com/event/will-stripes-valuation-hit-by-november-30-2026)
- Why: Mentions Stripe but focuses on speculative valuation rather than core infrastructure or developer ecosystem facts.
- Evidence: Will Stripe's valuation hit __ by November 30? Will Stripe's valuation hit (LOW) $168B by November 30?
### 13. How Stripe and Supabase built a seamless data integration (score 37, 1 item, sources: YouTube)
1. [youtube] How Stripe and Supabase built a seamless data integration
- 2026-10-19 | Stripe Developers | [93,716views] | score:37
- URL: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gw6MsFbAKVE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gw6MsFbAKVE)
- Evidence: Hello, we are here with Brent Schroeder from Supabase, a control engineer, and we will be talking about some exciting new features built together with Stripe and Supabase. >> Yeah, I'm glad to be here. >> Welcome. Um so, Stripe and Supabase have worked pretty closely on several projects this year. Uh how did that collaboration start? >> Uh I think Stripe...
- Highlights (auto-generated transcript; may contain transcription errors):
- "What are Supabase developers building with Stripe data today?"
- ">> And well, so what separates this from uh our existing uh Stripe sync engine?"
- "Hello, we are here with Brent Schroeder from Supabase, a control engineer, and we will be talking about some exciting new features built together with Stripe and Supabase."
- ">> Uh I think Stripe and Supabase are kind of perfect partners."
- "Stripe is a platform that gives you everything you need to turn that app into a business."
### 14. Stripe vs Shopify Payments: The Differences That Could Cost You Money (score 37, 1 item, sources: YouTube)
1. [youtube] Stripe vs Shopify Payments: The Differences That Could Cost You Money
- 2026-10-29 | Click and Convert with Maria Sparagis | [89views] | score:37
- URL: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-03Br5gBhk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-03Br5gBhk)
- Evidence: Shopify Payments actually uses Stripe's payments infrastructure. >> [music] >> But here's what most online business owners don't realize. Having Shopify Payments is not the same thing [music] as having your own Stripe account. There are differences in fees, in flexibility, [music] and even how you deal with it when your payments get held. And here's somet...
- Highlights (auto-generated transcript; may contain transcription errors):
- "Stripe reports that its authorization boost payment optimization tools have helped businesses increase revenue by an average of 3.8%."
- "Now, remember that $3,800 in potential additional monthly sales I mentioned?"
- "Now, would having your own Stripe account make things easier?"
- "Having Shopify Payments is not the same thing [music] as having your own Stripe account."
- "Now, that's a Stripe optimization statistic, not a Shopify backup processor result, but it shows how much improving payment approvals can actually matter."
### 15. AI agents can now check out and subscribe with Stripe's Link agent wallet (score 36, 1 item, sources: YouTube)
1. [youtube] AI agents can now check out and subscribe with Stripe's Link agent wallet
- 2026-11-08 | Stripe Developers | [16,834views] | score:36
- URL: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sksSrRhQjE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sksSrRhQjE)
- Evidence: Hello, Stripe developers. I am here with principal engineer Steve Klabnik. Thanks for joining me. >> Thanks for having me. >> And we are talking about agent wallets. >> Yes. >> What are those? >> Yes, so in in uh last Stripe sessions, we announced the Link agent wallet, which first was a CLI tool that developers could use um to give their agents like a cl...
- Highlights (auto-generated transcript; may contain transcription errors):
- ">> Yes, so in in uh last Stripe sessions, we announced the Link agent wallet, which first was a CLI tool that developers could use um to give their agents like a cloud code or Codex um the ability..."
- "It's obviously far less pretty than a Stripe Press, but I think for our demo it's sufficient."
- "Um, and, you know, with Stripe we have, you know, these awesome hosted checkout pages."
- ">> Yeah, and, you know, plenty of Stripe users, you know, embed portions of this page in their own page, so being able to anchor off these tools is really helpful for making more deterministic."
- "So, normally the human might, you know, click this and type in their email and then get a 2FA code and type it in, which is still super fast."
### 16. Stripe Interview Experience (score 30, 1 item, sources: Reddit)
1. [reddit] Stripe Interview Experience
- 2026-11-01 | r/leetcode | [350pts, 113cmt] | score:30
- URL: [https://www.reddit.com/r/leetcode/comments/1xl8on6/stripe_interview_experience/](https://www.reddit.com/r/leetcode/comments/1xl8on6/stripe_interview_experience/)
- Evidence: i think you'll get the offer bro What was the YoE? Regarding the AI assisted round - does the AI give proper code like Codex or other tools ?
Like is the more round more on giving a better prompt and resolving errors if AI has given any
- u/OnlyMemer420 (61 upvotes): i think you'll get the offer bro
- u/TrickyBit2161 (19 upvotes): What was the YoE?
- u/TravisHead999 (12 upvotes): Regarding the AI assisted round - does the AI give proper code like Codex or other tools ?
Like is the more round more on giving a better prompt and resolving errors if AI has given any
- Insight: i think you'll get the offer bro
### 17. the story of how stripe started is pretty fascinating (now it’s a $159B company) john and patrick were 2 brothers from small town ireland, (score 29, 1 item, sources: Instagram)
1. [instagram] the story of how stripe started is pretty fascinating (now it’s a $159B company) john and patrick were 2 brothers from small town ireland,
- 2026-11-07 | gregisenberg | [2,290views, 217likes, 17cmt] | score:29 | fun:50
- URL: [https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dfc_2UmP0XR/](https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dfc_2UmP0XR/)
- Evidence: Everyone told him dropping out of MIT at 19 was career suicide. However, Patrick's response was simple. Watch me. Because while most 16 year olds were worried about prom, Patrick was busy creating his own programming language and winning Ireland's top science award. Additionally, he wasn't the only genius in the family. His younger brother John earned the...
### 18. Stripe | Financial Infrastructure for the Internet (score 27, 1 item, sources: Pinterest)
1. [pinterest] Stripe | Financial Infrastructure for the Internet
- date unknown [date:low] | Carrot banana cake | score:27
- URL: [https://stripe.com/lp/start-now?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=paid-social&utm_campaign=AMER_Self-serve_SSMB_US_EN_SLP_PROSP_LAL-MS_Experiment_Awareness&utm_content=SelfServeNoCodeVideos-ProductPage-sellonline-custompaymentlinks&utm_placement=SLP&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0BMAABHbfF9K_iX7ZT6KS5oeZWc7BV0f8xeY8BEh-Q9LaIuVi6niIUeH6V63Et6A_aem_p76KoH_fAxl-wKiyY8KURQ&utm_id=120213627282060647&utm_term=120213627282160647](https://stripe.com/lp/start-now?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=paid-social&utm_campaign=AMER_Self-serve_SSMB_US_EN_SLP_PROSP_LAL-MS_Experiment_Awareness&utm_content=SelfServeNoCodeVideos-ProductPage-sellonline-custompaymentlinks&utm_placement=SLP&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0BMAABHbfF9K_iX7ZT6KS5oeZWc7BV0f8xeY8BEh-Q9LaIuVi6niIUeH6V63Et6A_aem_p76KoH_fAxl-wKiyY8KURQ&utm_id=120213627282060647&utm_term=120213627282160647)
- Evidence: Stripe | Financial Infrastructure for the Internet
### 19. Will Stripe's valuation hit __ by December 31? (score 26, 1 item, sources: Polymarket)
1. [polymarket] Will Stripe's valuation hit __ by December 31?
- 2026-11-09 | [420.4volume, 5215.5liquidity] | score:26
- URL: [https://polymarket.com/event/will-stripes-valuation-hit-by-december-31](https://polymarket.com/event/will-stripes-valuation-hit-by-december-31)
- Evidence: down 2.8% this month
### 20. Stripe CEO Patrick Collison listed the reason not to start a company in every decade since the 80s. Japan will win everything, Microsoft will dominate, the dotcom crash, Google, then Facebook, now the AI labs. Every single time it was empirically a great time to start a company. (score 25, 1 item, sources: Reddit)
1. [reddit] Stripe CEO Patrick Collison listed the reason not to start a company in every decade since the 80s. Japan will win everything, Microsoft will dominate, the dotcom crash, Google, then Facebook, now the AI labs. Every single time it was empirically a great time to start a company.
- 2026-10-27 | r/EntrepreneurDB | [57pts, 6cmt] | score:25 | fun:65
- URL: [https://www.reddit.com/r/EntrepreneurDB/comments/1xgkhyy/stripe_ceo_patrick_collison_listed_the_reason_not/](https://www.reddit.com/r/EntrepreneurDB/comments/1xgkhyy/stripe_ceo_patrick_collison_listed_the_reason_not/)
- Evidence: 88% of venture backed founders see zero value at exit. "Current marginal tax rates are too high."
-Nobody Survivor bias is a hell of a drug.
- Insight: 88% of venture backed founders see zero value at exit.
### 21. Databricks vs Stripe — higher valuation on December 31? (score 25, 1 item, sources: Polymarket)
1. [polymarket] Databricks vs Stripe — higher valuation on December 31?
- 2026-11-09 | [1016.0volume, 168.8liquidity] | score:25
- URL: [https://polymarket.com/event/databricks-vs-stripe-higher-valuation-on-december-31](https://polymarket.com/event/databricks-vs-stripe-higher-valuation-on-december-31)
- Evidence: up 25.5% this month
### 22. For Stripe, writing the code was the easy part. The real challenge was working with banks. Every bank had its own process, paperwork, fraud (score 25, 1 item, sources: Instagram)
1. [instagram] For Stripe, writing the code was the easy part. The real challenge was working with banks. Every bank had its own process, paperwork, fraud
- 2026-10-21 | uttamm_gupta | [958views, 26likes] | score:25 | fun:55
- URL: [https://www.instagram.com/reel/DewuWHszHr0/](https://www.instagram.com/reel/DewuWHszHr0/)
- Why: Historical anecdote about Stripe's founding; lacks current information on infrastructure or developer ecosystem.
- Evidence: This guy turned a college side project into a 159 billion dollar company. It's 2010 and two brothers from a small village in Ireland, Patrick and John Collison. Every side project they built hits one wall. Taking money online means weeks of bank paperwork. So they build a fixed seven lines of code and any website can accept card payments. But here is the...
### 23. Will Stripe acquire Paypal in 2026? (score 24, 1 item, sources: Polymarket)
1. [polymarket] Will Stripe acquire Paypal in 2026?
- 2026-11-09 | [2797.1liquidity] | score:24
- URL: [https://polymarket.com/event/will-stripe-acquire-paypal-in-2026](https://polymarket.com/event/will-stripe-acquire-paypal-in-2026)
- Evidence: Will Stripe acquire Paypal in 2026? Will Stripe acquire Paypal in 2026?
### 24. Stripe vs LinkedIn (score 23, 1 item, sources: Reddit)
1. [reddit] Stripe vs LinkedIn
- 2026-10-13 | r/techsales | [9pts, 37cmt] | score:23 | fun:60
- URL: [https://www.reddit.com/r/techsales/comments/1x4u7o8/stripe_vs_linkedin/](https://www.reddit.com/r/techsales/comments/1x4u7o8/stripe_vs_linkedin/)
- Evidence: Stripe > LinkedIn
I think your assessement is correct. LinkedIn is without competition and fairly chill for B2B SaaS. It's literally the only player in its market.
Stripe though is far more ambitious. Yes, at it's core it's still a payments company. But it has its fingers in so many other jars t Stripe over any company you can think of. Linkedin Dubli...
- u/DeeJayDelicious (18 upvotes): Stripe > LinkedIn
I think your assessement is correct. LinkedIn is without competition and fairly chill for B2B SaaS. It's literally the only player in its market.
Stripe though is far more ambitious. Yes, at it's core it's still a p...
- u/EazyYi (12 upvotes): Stripe over any company you can think of.
- Insight: Stripe > LinkedIn
I think your assessement is correct.
### 25. Will Stripe acquire any part of Paypal in 2026? (score 23, 1 item, sources: Polymarket)
1. [polymarket] Will Stripe acquire any part of Paypal in 2026?
- 2026-11-09 | [2469.7liquidity] | score:23
- URL: [https://polymarket.com/event/will-stripe-acquire-any-part-of-paypal-in-2026](https://polymarket.com/event/will-stripe-acquire-any-part-of-paypal-in-2026)
- Evidence: down 2.5% this month
### 26. Stripe Review [UPDATED] - They Don't Tell You This! (score 23, 1 item, sources: YouTube)
1. [youtube] Stripe Review [UPDATED] - They Don't Tell You This!
- 2026-10-19 | Answer This | [205views] | score:23
- URL: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3-u_tbOBBk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3-u_tbOBBk)
- Evidence: Stripe reviews mostly skip the one detail that actually decides whether it's the right fit, so I'll give you my honest opinion before anything else. Stripe is a genuinely strong way to take money online if you're comfortable with a bit of setup, but it quietly leaves some big responsibilities sitting on your shoulders. If you want something that handles e...
- Highlights (auto-generated transcript; may contain transcription errors):
- "Stripe reviews mostly skip the one detail that actually decides whether it's the right fit, so I'll give you my honest opinion before anything else."
- "Stripe is a genuinely strong way to take money online if you're comfortable with a bit of setup, but it quietly leaves some big responsibilities sitting on your shoulders."
- "Here's what Stripe really is, because a lot of people get this wrong from the start."
- "Stripe encrypts those details and routes them off to the card networks and the banks, so the raw card number never has to land on your own servers."
- "Stripe is also far more than a simple card box bolted onto your checkout."
### 27. Discover Stripe AI, bringing intelligent technology to modern payment infrastructure. ⚡ It helps businesses improve fraud detection, optimiz (score 23, 1 item, sources: Pinterest)
1. [pinterest] Discover Stripe AI, bringing intelligent technology to modern payment infrastructure. ⚡ It helps businesses improve fraud detection, optimiz
- date unknown [date:low] | Pins by you | score:23
- URL: [https://www.pinterest.com/pin/1141451468119745987](https://www.pinterest.com/pin/1141451468119745987)
- Evidence: Discover Stripe AI, bringing intelligent technology to modern payment infrastructure. ⚡ It helps businesses improve fraud detection, optimize payment performance, automate subscriptions, and build smarter financial experiences.
### 28. Stripe began by simplifying online payments, but has grown into a foundational financial infrastructure powering the full operations of glob (score 23, 1 item, sources: Pinterest)
1. [pinterest] Stripe began by simplifying online payments, but has grown into a foundational financial infrastructure powering the full operations of glob
- date unknown [date:low] | Inspo | score:23
- URL: [https://play.studio/work/stripe](https://play.studio/work/stripe)
- Evidence: Stripe began by simplifying online payments, but has grown into a foundational financial infrastructure powering the full operations of global businesses. As the brand evolves to reflect this expanded role, we extended its vision into a cohesive data visualization system and product UI language designed for scale, clarity, and ambition.
### 29. Stripe IPO Closing Market Cap (score 22, 1 item, sources: Polymarket)
1. [polymarket] Stripe IPO Closing Market Cap
- 2026-11-09 | [942.6liquidity] | score:22
- URL: [https://polymarket.com/event/stripe-ipo-closing-market-cap-20260630151339099](https://polymarket.com/event/stripe-ipo-closing-market-cap-20260630151339099)
- Evidence: down 3.0% this week
### 30. Stripe vs American Express - higher valuation on December 31? (score 21, 1 item, sources: Polymarket)
1. [polymarket] Stripe vs American Express - higher valuation on December 31?
- 2026-11-09 | [260.7liquidity] | score:21
- URL: [https://polymarket.com/event/stripe-vs-american-express-higher-valuation-on-december-31](https://polymarket.com/event/stripe-vs-american-express-higher-valuation-on-december-31)
- Evidence: down 9.5% this month
### 31. We were paying Stripe €4,633 a year to receive bank transfers. Free bank transfers. Into our own account. I had Grok Bot audit 12 months o (score 20, 1 item, sources: Threads)
1. [threads] We were paying Stripe €4,633 a year to receive bank transfers. Free bank transfers. Into our own account. I had Grok Bot audit 12 months o
- 2026-10-18 | vytis_bareika | [3likes] | score:20 | fun:75
- URL: [https://www.threads.com/@vytis_bareika/post/DeoGdDwFEeQ](https://www.threads.com/@vytis_bareika/post/DeoGdDwFEeQ)
- Why: Anecdotal user complaint about fees; lacks substantive information on infrastructure or ecosystem.
- Evidence: We were paying Stripe €4,633 a year to receive bank transfers. Free bank transfers. Into our own account. I had Grok Bot audit 12 months of our Revolut and Stripe charges. Here's what it found:
### 32. How to Connect Stripe to Kick - Step By Step (score 20, 1 item, sources: YouTube)
1. [youtube] How to Connect Stripe to Kick - Step By Step
- 2026-10-31 | Mindly Nova | [107views] | score:20
- URL: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6lBa4x9wAI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6lBa4x9wAI)
- Evidence: In this video, I'll show you how to connect Stripe to your Kick account so you can receive payment from your streaming activity. First, we would like to go and open kick.com and sign in with your account. Then, click on your profile at the top right corner. From here, you would like to click on creator dashboard or streamer dashboard. This will open the d...
- Highlights (auto-generated transcript; may contain transcription errors):
- "In this video, I'll show you how to connect Stripe to your Kick account so you can receive payment from your streaming activity."
- "Like you'll need to stream for 5 hours, and you find the path to verification if you want to verify, and also path to partner if you want to partner as well."
- "Then you'll have to click on setup my account and Kick will take you through the Stripe onboarding process."
- "Keep in mind that Stripe payouts aren't supported in every country."
- "If your country isn't supported, you won't be able to complete the monetization setup through Stripe."
### 33. Stripe Account Closed? What to Do Next (2026) (score 19, 1 item, sources: YouTube)
1. [youtube] Stripe Account Closed? What to Do Next (2026)
- 2026-10-26 | High-Risk Merchant Accounts | Adaptiv Payments | [60views] | score:19
- URL: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ma2K9G6-vAo](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ma2K9G6-vAo)
- Evidence: Stripe just closed your account, and your payouts are on hold. Here's what that means for your money, what to do in the next 48 hours, and how to get processing again. First, how Stripe works. Stripe is a payment facilitator, so you don't get your own merchant account. You process under Stripe's, which is why sign-up is fast, and why the reviews keep goin...
- Highlights (auto-generated transcript; may contain transcription errors):
- "Stripe says the industry treats a dispute rate above 0.75 percent as excessive, and a sudden spike can trigger monitoring before that."
- "If Stripe decides your account is an unacceptable risk, its policy says it will typically pause payouts for 120 days."
- "Stripe will transfer card data to your new processor, as long as it's PCI Level 1."
- "Stripe just closed your account, and your payouts are on hold."
- "Here's what that means for your money, what to do in the next 48 hours, and how to get processing again."
### 34. Stripe Dashboard (score 15, 1 item, sources: Pinterest)
1. [pinterest] Stripe Dashboard
- date unknown [date:low] | Dashboards and UX | score:15
- URL: [https://stripe.com/docs/dashboard](https://stripe.com/docs/dashboard)
- Evidence: Stripe Dashboard
### 35. The new Stripe Connect (score 14, 1 item, sources: Pinterest)
1. [pinterest] The new Stripe Connect
- date unknown [date:low] | Design | score:14
- URL: [https://dribbble.com/shots/1986233-The-new-Stripe-Connect](https://dribbble.com/shots/1986233-The-new-Stripe-Connect)
- Evidence: The new Stripe Connect
## Hiring Signals
- Mode: standard; company-size tier: large-enterprise
- Interpret these as focus or priority signals, not exact roadmap predictions.
- infrastructure and reliability: appears to be increasing focus on infrastructure and reliability (confidence: high; evidence: 765 roles)
- [Monetization Operations Analyst](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8247120) (4202 BFin - FinOps (SDC) | 2026-10-29)
- [IT Support Engineer](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8265151) (7312 CorpTech Customer Success | 2026-11-09)
- [Strategy & Analytics Business Partner Analyst](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8079783) (4176 Support S&A | 2026-11-09)
- enterprise readiness: appears to be increasing focus on enterprise readiness (confidence: high; evidence: 763 roles)
- [Monetization Operations Analyst](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8247120) (4202 BFin - FinOps (SDC) | 2026-10-29)
- [IT Support Engineer](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8265151) (7312 CorpTech Customer Success | 2026-11-09)
- [Strategy & Analytics Business Partner Analyst](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8079783) (4176 Support S&A | 2026-11-09)
- go-to-market: appears to be increasing focus on go-to-market (confidence: high; evidence: 762 roles)
- [Monetization Operations Analyst](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8247120) (4202 BFin - FinOps (SDC) | 2026-10-29)
- [IT Support Engineer](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8265151) (7312 CorpTech Customer Success | 2026-11-09)
- [Strategy & Analytics Business Partner Analyst](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8079783) (4176 Support S&A | 2026-11-09)
- ai and machine learning: appears to be increasing focus on ai and machine learning (confidence: high; evidence: 740 roles)
- [Monetization Operations Analyst](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8247120) (4202 BFin - FinOps (SDC) | 2026-10-29)
- [IT Support Engineer](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8265151) (7312 CorpTech Customer Success | 2026-11-09)
- [Strategy & Analytics Business Partner Analyst](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8079783) (4176 Support S&A | 2026-11-09)
- Strategic single-role signals (judge novelty yourself - a founding or first-of-function role can outweigh a whole department; in synthesis, distinguish "new bets" from "doubling down"):
- [Head of Key Accounts, Customer Success](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8300616) [leadership, specialized, new-geo] (1340 Customer Success Management | u.s. | 2026-10-29)
- [Head of AEO & SEO](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8128634) [leadership, new-geo] (2314 Performance Marketing | us remote; chicago, atlanta, canada | 2026-10-29)
- [Head of AI Startups, EMEA](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8299649) [leadership, new-geo] (1180 GEO Sales HQ (EMEA) | dublin, london, paris, berlin, stockholm | 2026-10-29)
- [Head of Private Equity and Advisory Partnerships](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8165855) [leadership, new-geo] (1170 GEO Sales HQ (NA) | us-san francisco | 2026-10-29)
- [Software Engineer, Core Infrastructure](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=7975725) [specialized, new-geo] (8125 Core Compute | sydney, australia | 2026-10-29)
- [Solutions Engineer, AI Build Team](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8198323) [specialized, new-geo] (1650 AI GTM Strategy & Solutions | us-sf, us-nyc, us-remote | 2026-10-29)
- [Senior Staff Engineer, Big Data Infrastructure](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=8317306) [specialized, new-geo] (8125 Core Compute | san francsico | 2026-11-04)
- [Backend Engineer, Core Technology](https://stripe.com/jobs/search?gh_jid=6042172) [specialized, new-geo] (8127 Core Infrastructure | us-remote, chicago, seattle, san francisco | 2026-11-03)
## All Items by Source
### Reddit (4 items)
**R1** (score:34) (2026-11-01) [350 score, 113 num_comments]
Stripe Interview Experience
[https://www.reddit.com/r/leetcode/comments/1xl8on6/stripe_interview_experience/](https://www.reddit.com/r/leetcode/comments/1xl8on6/stripe_interview_experience/)
*leetcode*
i think you'll get the offer bro What was the YoE? Regarding the AI assisted round - does the AI give proper code like Codex or other tools ?
Like is the more round more on giving a better prompt and resolving errors if AI has given any
Top comment u/OnlyMemer420 (61 upvotes): i think you'll get the offer bro
Top comment u/TrickyBit2161 (19 upvotes): What was the YoE?
Top comment u/TravisHead999 (12 upvotes): Regarding the AI assisted round - does the AI give proper code like Codex or other tools ?
Like is the more round more on giving a better prompt and resolving errors if AI has given any
Insights:
- i think you'll get the offer bro
- Regarding the AI assisted round - does the AI give proper code like Codex or other tools ?
- Did they have to interview your current manager? That was the case when I interviewed with them back in 2023.
**R4** (score:29) (2026-10-27) [57 score, 6 num_comments]
Stripe CEO Patrick Collison listed the reason not to start a company in every decade since the 80s. Japan will win everything, Microsoft will dominate, the dotcom crash, Google, then Facebook, now the AI labs. Every single time it was empirically a great time to start a company.
[https://www.reddit.com/r/EntrepreneurDB/comments/1xgkhyy/stripe_ceo_patrick_collison_listed_the_reason_not/](https://www.reddit.com/r/EntrepreneurDB/comments/1xgkhyy/stripe_ceo_patrick_collison_listed_the_reason_not/)
*EntrepreneurDB*
88% of venture backed founders see zero value at exit. "Current marginal tax rates are too high."
-Nobody Survivor bias is a hell of a drug.
Top comment u/pallen123 (4 upvotes): 88% of venture backed founders see zero value at exit.
Top comment u/BadgersHoneyPot (1 upvotes): "Current marginal tax rates are too high."
-Nobody
Top comment u/ToneShop (0 upvotes): Survivor bias is a hell of a drug.
Insights:
- 88% of venture backed founders see zero value at exit.
- "Current marginal tax rates are too high."
-Nobody
- Survivor bias is a hell of a drug.
**R12** (score:27) (2026-10-23) [17 score, 4 num_comments]
Stripe SWE Interview — Much More Practical Than LeetCode
[https://www.reddit.com/r/OfferEngineering/comments/1xd1kbd/stripe_swe_interview_much_more_practical_than/](https://www.reddit.com/r/OfferEngineering/comments/1xd1kbd/stripe_swe_interview_much_more_practical_than/)
*OfferEngineering*
"This interview experience is sourced from Chill Interview"
Interview Summary
The Stripe onsite consisted of four practical engineering rounds: payment/invoice reconciliation, debugging a real issue in the Python requests codebase, integrating GeoJSON ride data with a static-map API, and an AI-assisted programming exercise for a transaction rules engine.
Interview Details
Round 1 — Payment / I
**R5** (score:22) (2026-10-13) [9 score, 37 num_comments]
Stripe vs LinkedIn
[https://www.reddit.com/r/techsales/comments/1x4u7o8/stripe_vs_linkedin/](https://www.reddit.com/r/techsales/comments/1x4u7o8/stripe_vs_linkedin/)
*techsales*
Stripe > LinkedIn
I think your assessement is correct. LinkedIn is without competition and fairly chill for B2B SaaS. It's literally the only player in its market.
Stripe though is far more ambitious. Yes, at it's core it's still a payments company. But it has its fingers in so many other jars t Stripe over any company you can think of. Linkedin Dublin is very immature and for very young people, way better opportunities in the city. You won't learn much at linkedin, other companies know t...
Top comment u/DeeJayDelicious (18 upvotes): Stripe > LinkedIn
I think your assessement is correct. LinkedIn is without competition and fairly chill for B2B SaaS. It's literally the only player in its market.
Stripe though is far more amb...
Top comment u/EazyYi (12 upvotes): Stripe over any company you can think of.
Top comment u/Interesting_Fox5311 (8 upvotes): Linkedin Dublin is very immature and for very young people, way better opportunities in the city. You won't learn much at linkedin, other companies know that, Def stripe
Insights:
- Stripe > LinkedIn
I think your assessement is correct.
- Stripe over any company you can think of.
- Linkedin Dublin is very immature and for very young people, way better opportunities in the city.
### X (16 items)
**XQ10** (score:38) mattepstein (2026-11-06) [218 likes, 21897 views, 3 reposts, 24 replies]
This single video probably drove over $5M in ARR to Trybe. Most tech founders think this kind of organic hit is pure luck. It was probably
[https://x.com/mattepstein/status/2118758105240506685](https://x.com/mattepstein/status/2118758105240506685)
This single video probably drove over $5M in ARR to Trybe. Most tech founders think this kind of organic hit is pure luck. It was probably an accident for them, but you can turn this into an automated growth engine. Here is the exact playbook to systematize it: (Bookmark this) 1. Export your entire customer list from Stripe. 2. Run their emails through Claude and match them against active X profiles through x api 3. Filter for your top 10% highest LTV customers with active x audiences.
**XA12** (score:36) official_see2 (2026-11-06) [2 likes, 204 views, 1 reposts, 2 replies]
@carlmonkft Stripe closed and banned my account with 0 disputes, as if that was not enough, they started refunding already paid and delivere
[https://x.com/official_see2/status/2118709148518850563](https://x.com/official_see2/status/2118709148518850563)
@carlmonkft Stripe closed and banned my account with 0 disputes, as if that was not enough, they started refunding already paid and delivered goods and services to customers, small money not even safe, shame on stripe, everyone boycott stripe @stripesupport @stripe https://t.co/VIVO4ctrzO
**XF2** (score:30) stripe (2026-11-05) [110 likes, 10233 views, 12 reposts, 41 replies]
Analyze your Stripe data with your agent. Now available to all businesses. • Build custom reports, understand and prevent fraud, and track
[https://x.com/stripe/status/2118437899545038964](https://x.com/stripe/status/2118437899545038964)
Analyze your Stripe data with your agent. Now available to all businesses. • Build custom reports, understand and prevent fraud, and track MRR, churn, and retention. • Ask questions in natural language. • Connect your agent via the Stripe MCP or by using the Queries and Reports APIs directly. Queries are free through January 31, 2027.
**XF3** (score:30) patrickc (2026-11-08) [4762 likes, 738621 views, 392 reposts, 464 replies]
Two things I’ve been thinking about regarding AI: • People often highlight the risks involved in AI, which are surely very real. I’m struck
[https://x.com/patrickc/status/2119495828683530519](https://x.com/patrickc/status/2119495828683530519)
Two things I’ve been thinking about regarding AI: • People often highlight the risks involved in AI, which are surely very real. I’m struck, however, by how hard it is to understand the contours of the positive scenario. There are easy-to-perceive and frequently invoked elements of a positive vision — more diseases cured, more material abundance, etc. — which sound great, but these are by themselves just ingredients. I’m curious what the larger equilibrium is supposed to look like. Do people wo
**XF1** (score:28) stripe (2026-10-27) [3525 likes, 842307 views, 265 reposts, 195 replies]
Introducing 'stripe pay', for instant business-to-business transfers. Find companies using their Stripe profile handle and send funds for fr
[https://x.com/stripe/status/2115122346075832468](https://x.com/stripe/status/2115122346075832468)
Introducing 'stripe pay', for instant business-to-business transfers. Find companies using their Stripe profile handle and send funds for free. Available in the Dashboard and CLI. https://t.co/kwQYLzhtNC
**XF2** (score:26) patrickc (2026-11-08) [606 likes, 31241 views, 5 reposts, 22 replies]
@rivatez I'll adopt one if you do this.
[https://x.com/patrickc/status/2119522522362507476](https://x.com/patrickc/status/2119522522362507476)
@rivatez I'll adopt one if you do this.
**XF1** (score:26) patrickc (2026-11-08) [526 likes, 35403 views, 6 reposts, 14 replies]
@rivatez You should perhaps make a website that highlights opportunities. "Adopt a church."
[https://x.com/patrickc/status/2119521598890033252](https://x.com/patrickc/status/2119521598890033252)
@rivatez You should perhaps make a website that highlights opportunities. "Adopt a church."
**XF4** (score:24) collision (2026-11-03) [383 likes, 53906 views, 45 reposts, 20 replies]
General Matter CEO @ScottNolan joined me to break down why enriched uranium is the bottleneck for nuclear power. We get into why US nuclear
[https://x.com/collision/status/2117644706696024358](https://x.com/collision/status/2117644706696024358)
General Matter CEO @ScottNolan joined me to break down why enriched uranium is the bottleneck for nuclear power. We get into why US nuclear fuel comes from Russia; their enrichment facility in Paducah, Kentucky; applying the SpaceX playbook to heavy industry; and the reasons nuclear became expensive. 00:00:00 Introduction 00:00:41 America’s missing nuclear fuel 00:05:27 Why small reactors need stronger fuel 00:11:42 Can nuclear power the AI buildout? 00:15:25 Why nuclear became so expensive 00:
**XF5** (score:22) collision (2026-11-02) [351 likes, 23913 views, 23 reposts, 12 replies]
Tomorrow on Cheeky Pint: @ScottNolan of uranium-enrichment startup @generalmatter https://t.co/ADVMaKMyNi
[https://x.com/collision/status/2117369508478497149](https://x.com/collision/status/2117369508478497149)
Tomorrow on Cheeky Pint: @ScottNolan of uranium-enrichment startup @generalmatter https://t.co/ADVMaKMyNi
**XF6** (score:22) collision (2026-10-29) [2140 likes, 358429 views, 151 reposts, 129 replies]
OpenAI’s @sama joined me at the pub (and had his first Guinness) to discuss the PHP exploit, math weekend at OpenAI, agent swarms, and how h
[https://x.com/collision/status/2115809881399922849](https://x.com/collision/status/2115809881399922849)
OpenAI’s @sama joined me at the pub (and had his first Guinness) to discuss the PHP exploit, math weekend at OpenAI, agent swarms, and how he thinks AI leads to deflation. https://t.co/UBWrHd5Via
**XF8** (score:22) stripe (2026-10-21) [740 likes, 96712 views, 45 reposts, 64 replies]
We’re working with Anthropic to help you run your businesses inside Claude Duet. • Make purchases with @link • Issue refunds and understan
[https://x.com/stripe/status/2112995753824301406](https://x.com/stripe/status/2112995753824301406)
We’re working with Anthropic to help you run your businesses inside Claude Duet. • Make purchases with @link • Issue refunds and understand business trends with the Stripe MCP https://t.co/F9DvSH9KVi
**XF3** (score:21) stripe (2026-11-05) [6 likes, 1994 views, 1 reposts, 2 replies]
https://t.co/ujQkfiHDEr
[https://x.com/stripe/status/2118437988028010632](https://x.com/stripe/status/2118437988028010632)
https://t.co/ujQkfiHDEr
**XF4** (score:19) stripe (2026-10-30) [55 likes, 17693 views, 5 reposts, 14 replies]
“People just didn’t think the model was going to do these things. We had this collective experience of watching people’s hardest research pr
[https://x.com/stripe/status/2116302358124634622](https://x.com/stripe/status/2116302358124634622)
“People just didn’t think the model was going to do these things. We had this collective experience of watching people’s hardest research problems from their academic careers—the model was just knocking them down, one after another. Across many different fields, it was incredible to watch.” “I was tremendously excited and happy. But I also had much more sadness and melancholy—a feeling of something ending—than I was expecting.” @sama @collision @cheekypint
**XF5** (score:18) stripe (2026-10-28) [45 likes, 10193 views, 7 reposts, 10 replies]
"Everybody eventually is going to have high-speed, low Earth orbit internet connectivity. [Starlink] is going to be a must-have. But we are
[https://x.com/stripe/status/2115514823769309430](https://x.com/stripe/status/2115514823769309430)
"Everybody eventually is going to have high-speed, low Earth orbit internet connectivity. [Starlink] is going to be a must-have. But we are going to have a few years of being the only airline that has it at scale." “Free was never the value proposition. Fast is the value proposition, and there's only one option for fast. It's Starlink. That is the only option. You can call the others, fast and free, but it's not." @united @benthompson @collision
**XF7** (score:17) stripe (2026-10-26) [149 likes, 15548 views, 10 reposts, 30 replies]
Available now: Link agent wallet balance.
[https://x.com/stripe/status/2114800743471521958](https://x.com/stripe/status/2114800743471521958)
Available now: Link agent wallet balance.
**XF6** (score:17) stripe (2026-10-27) [68 likes, 29443 views, 3 reposts, 3 replies]
Get started: https://t.co/xaqrULko2v.
[https://x.com/stripe/status/2115122348345221581](https://x.com/stripe/status/2115122348345221581)
Get started: https://t.co/xaqrULko2v.
### YouTube (8 items)
**0Rqoe5quCJQ** (score:50) Not My Business (2026-10-26) [525416 views]
24 Hours Inside Stripe: How They Build So Fast
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Rqoe5quCJQ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Rqoe5quCJQ)
Oh my gosh, I'm freaking out. I'm aboutto walk through the doors of a nearly $160 billion company. What if I don'tunderstand anything they say? Wait, what? This is Stripe. It's thetechnology millions of businesses use to accept payments [music] and move moneyonline. And this? This is the list of everything Stripe[music] is shipping in 2026. Hundreds of products, features, improvements, allbeing built at the same [music] time. And behind all of this arethousands of engineers. Which leaves me w...
Top comment @itsnotmybusiness (0 likes): The accelerator may be closed, but we will still gift you some free Clay credits here: https://clay.link/NMB !! Enjoy
Top comment @actuallyweldon (212 likes): I like when ppl who don’t understand something are comfortable admitting they don’t know
Top comment @IrigaMuthui (50 likes): Randomly recommended Youtube gem.
Highlights (auto-generated transcript; may contain transcription errors):
- "Before we get into that, Ifirst wanted to figure out with more agents producing more code, how doesStripe make sure that nothing accidentally breaks?>> When you deploy any code at Stripe, we are de..."
- "This is the list of everything Stripe[music] is shipping in 2026."
- "He first joined Stripe in2017, left to build a company of his own in 2022, and came back earlier this yearafter it was acquired."
- "So, I asked Michellefor her first-hand experience because she joined Stripe in 2013, way beforeAdam or Alex."
- "Together, they wereable to launch the product in just 7 weeks.>> We leveraged AI with agents non-day, over the weekends.>> Stripe Projects helps developers and agents set up and pay for outside[mus..."
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Oh my gosh, I'm freaking out. I'm aboutto walk through the doors of a nearly $160 billion company. What if I don'tunderstand anything they say? Wait, what? This is Stripe. It's thetechnology millions of businesses use to accept payments [music] and move moneyonline. And this? This is the list of everything Stripe[music] is shipping in 2026. Hundreds of products, features, improvements, allbeing built at the same [music] time. And behind all of this arethousands of engineers. Which leaves me with one pretty obvious question. How dothis many people build this much stuff and make sure it all works together?Stripe is letting me spend an entire day inside its engineering organization to[music] find out. Oh, and they're giving me the first ever look at somethingcalled Orbit. >> Orbit. Orbit.>> Orbit. >> Orbit.>> Orbit. >> Orbit. And yes, I'm wearing STRIPES ATSTRIPE! >> [screaming] >> WELL, TECHNICALLY IT'S NOT MY BUSINESS.>> It is so big in here. I can't even believe. I can't believe we're here.>> Little anxiety this morning. [music] >> Oh my gosh, they're here. How are you?You, too? >> This is Adam. He first joined Stripe in2017, left to build a company of his own in 2022, and came back earlier this yearafter it was acquired. Now he builds products on Stripe's revenue suite andworks on ways to help other engineers move faster, which made him the perfectperson to follow around for the day. >> So, how does a an organization ofthousands of engineers work together and still ship so freaking fast? [music]>> To simplify greatly, there are teams that are sort of working on the corefinancial services part. So, like you have payments [music]and you have like treasury. There's a whole part of this that's built on top.There's a There's a whole part that's built under. And then below this youhave a bunch of infrastructure, you know, all of our cloud infrastructure,all of our storage. >> So, this is like engineers building ontop of engineers building on top of engineers, building on>> Exactly. This is the set of the Cheeki Pint if you've ever watched thatpodcast. Come on in. >> [music]>> Guinness on tap, of course. >> Is it like operational?>> I think so, yeah. >> How many floors are there?>> Oh, I think six. >> Ooh, this is beautiful.>> And if you look [music] up, you'll see these stairs that are sort ofreminiscent of the Hogwarts stairs. >> Whatis Hogwarts? >> This actually uses Stripe Terminal, sothis uses our own product [music] to pay for your coffee. We're constantlyfinding ways to like install our own software, and then we can like providefeedback to the team. >> Paid with the Stripe Terminal in theStripe office. That coffee was probably the simplestexample of how [music] Stripe works. I tapped my phone, the payment wentthrough, and I got my coffee. But most of the time, Stripe is working in thebackground. You might use it when you buy something, pay for an invoice, starta subscription [music] without ever realizing Stripe isunderneath it. >> We have just a massive number ofproducts, and our products are really like low-level infrastructure thatallows you to [music] build a lot of very complex things on top of.>> Basically, Stripe builds financial building blocks that other businessescan plug into [music] without having to build everything themselves. A coffeeshop can use one part to accept payments. A software company can useanother to charge its [music] customers every month. And other businesses canuse it for different things like prevent fraud or move money around [music] theworld. And to manage all of that complexity, Stripe divides its engineersinto larger organizations responsible [music] for different parts of thebusiness. >> We have like the data org. We have Yeah,we have security. We have Link. Each [music] organization sort of ownssomething that they will deliver to other teams or to customers. And thenwithin these, you know, there can be a lot of branching.>> Each of those organizations gets divided [music] into much smaller teams.>> Yeah, I think like six to 10 engineers is is pretty typical.>> So, that was my first answer. Stripe doesn't try to make thousands ofengineers operate like one enormous team. It keeps teams small and giveseach team a specific part of the system to own. The unlock is that these teamsaren't starting from zero. They're building on years of sharedinfrastructure and are supported by [music] one really important team at thecompany. >> Then there's a whole other thing here,which is surrounding all of this is developer productivity. We call it devprod. This is what makes [music] every single team move faster. This is areally really key part of the infrastructure we heavily heavily investin at Stripe. [music] Not every company does that, but we see how it benefitsour ability to get products out to our customer faster.>> Dev prod is essentially a product team for Stripe's [music] own engineers. Theybuilt everything from cloud-based development environments that can loadStripe's [musi...
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Shopify Payments actually uses Stripe's payments infrastructure. >> [music] >> But here's what most online business owners don't realize. Having Shopify Payments is not the same thing [music] as having your own Stripe account. There are differences in fees, in flexibility, [music] and even how you deal with it when your payments get held. And here's something interesting. [music] Shopify now allows eligible merchants to use two payment processors together, potentially recovering sales that would otherwise be lost. But there's a catch. Depending on your Shopify plan, those additional processing fees could cost you thousands of dollars every single month. >> [music] >> Now, let me explain how this works. Here's something most Shopify merchants probably don't know. You can actually use Shopify Payments alongside another payment processor, and that could mean more sales for your business. So, let's say you have your own merchant account handling your credit card transactions. A customer's card gets declined. Instead of immediately losing that sale, Shopify can retry eligible transactions through Shopify Payments. And this is where it gets really interesting. Stripe reports that its authorization boost payment optimization tools have helped businesses increase revenue by an average of 3.8%. Now, that's a Stripe optimization statistic, not a Shopify backup processor result, but it shows how much improving payment approvals can actually matter. For a business generating a hundred thousand a month, a 3.8% increase would represent $3,800 in additional monthly revenue, or more than $45,000 a year. And there's also another benefit that we rarely talk about, which is redundancy in your payment processing setup. If your primary payment processor experiences an issue, having a second processing option can help reduce disruptions in your checkout. For the last 20 years, I've been looking through transaction data, and I've seen transactions declined by one processor get approved through another. It happens more often than I'd like to admit, and that's why having a good payment routing strategy and retry strategy can really make a big difference in your bottom line. But as usual, there's always a catch. Shopify charges additional fees when you use another processor alongside Shopify Payments. And depending on your sales volume, those fees could completely change whether this strategy makes financial sense. Now, remember that $3,800 in potential additional monthly sales I mentioned? Well, here's where you need to factor this in. When you use an outside processor on Shopify, Shopify charges an additional transaction fee. On its US plans, that fee ranges from 2% on a basic plan to 1% on grow, 0.6% on advanced, and 0.2% on a Shopify Plus plan. So, let's say you're processing $100,000 a month on the grow plan through your outside processor. That's another $1,000 a month in Shopify fees before you've even paid your payment processor. And Shopify generally doesn't refund those additional transaction fees when you refund a customer. Now, it's important to do the math because those extra sales might still make the arrangement worthwhile depending on your margins and your payment processing costs. But you really need to run those numbers because recovering more sales is great, but recovering more sales profitably is actually what matters. Now, there's also an important difference between Shopify Payments and having your own Stripe account that merchants don't really think about until something goes wrong. Let's say Shopify Payments suddenly holds your payouts or imposes a reserve. Even though Stripe helps power the technology, you generally have to work through Shopify's support and review process. You can't simply log into a separate Stripe account and ask Stripe to release those funds. >> [music] >> And Shopify support may not be able to override every restriction. Now, would having your own Stripe account make things easier? You'd be dealing directly with Stripe, but that doesn't guarantee necessarily a faster resolution. Stripe also uses automated risk monitoring, and merchants can still face account reviews, reserves, or payment holds. So, whether you're using Shopify Payments or Stripe directly, don't assume that because your payments are being processed, you have complete control over your funds. You actually don't. And understanding who makes those decisions becomes very important when something goes wrong. So, what about flexibility? If you're running a regular Shopify store, Shopify Payments may be all that you need. But let's say you're also selling subscriptions through a separate website, accepting invoices, or developing an app. A direct Stripe account gives you access to payment tools beyond your Shopify store. Stripe also supports a broad range of currencies and international payment methods, but don't assume Shopify Payments can't handle international customers. It supports international selling and local payment...
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Hello, Stripe developers. I am here with principal engineer Steve Klabnik. Thanks for joining me. >> Thanks for having me. >> And we are talking about agent wallets. >> Yes. >> What are those? >> Yes, so in in uh last Stripe sessions, we announced the Link agent wallet, which first was a CLI tool that developers could use um to give their agents like a cloud code or Codex um the ability to provision seamlessly credentials tied back to their Link account. So, imagine, you know, I'm uh running some sort of personal automations or tasks. I'm trying to, you know, buy new wardrobe or book a trip or whatever it may be. Uh my agent now has access to Link, can spin up a card, I get a human loop approval, and it can go off and buy the thing for me. Um and since then, um you know, over the last few months, we've expanded to not just the CLI, but SDKs and APIs, and businesses like or agents like Muse and Instacart and Grokbot are now being powered by the Link agent wallet to provide spend capabilities to their users. >> Okay, so if you're using Grokbot, for example, and so within the bot, you can say, "Hey, use use this uh Link credential I already have. Um here's a limited amount that you can spend." >> Yeah. In the same way you might give it access to your calendar or your email to do tasks for you, you can now give it access to Link. So, you know, I think we're increasingly seeing that many actions you want your assistant to take requires spending money. >> Right. >> Um and Link's a great way for developers to quickly get set up to, you know, have access to that. >> Very cool. And is this only over like, say, 402 protocols, or can can these agents use your browser? >> Yeah, so, you know, um I've kind of viewed it as in we'll show one of the credentials that we've we've built today. Um it's sort of like the the optimal credential generating machine in some ways, right? So, in some cases, um the agent's traversing a regular website and has a credit card form, and you want to be able to, you know, produce a virtual card that you insert there. In other cases, um you know, uh a seller might have a MPPN point where they, you know, can accept programmatic payments and we can generate credentials for that, too. >> Yeah, so for like an API caller so without a UI. >> Yeah, exactly. I want to show two things today. Um, and the theme is basically, you know, we we start off with single-use credentials and we want to sort of expand the aperture of both sellers who can interact with users of the Linkage and Wallet, but also support recurring payments as well. So, hopefully more businesses can benefit from all of the new functionality of Link. >> Yeah, recur- I mean, recurring that's brand new, right? >> Yeah, there's and, you know, it's we're not all just buying, you know, things one off at a time, right? You know, so much of the services that we share are recurring. So, super excited about that. Um, should we jump in? >> Let's do it. >> Okay, great. So, the first thing I want to show is the sort of hypothetical uh bookseller. It's obviously far less pretty than a Stripe Press, but I think for our demo it's sufficient. And we can imagine maybe I've dispatched my agent to buy itself a book about building agents or you know, something funky like that. Um, and, you know, with Stripe we have, you know, these awesome hosted checkout pages. Um, and we've recently shipped something to make them more agent friendly, which is Web MCP support. >> Okay. >> So, instead of, you know, loading the DOM and figuring out what the, you know, the inputs are, I can instead just see a list of tools that my agent can invoke to navigate the page and sort of get through checkout. >> Yeah, because otherwise every checkout is different. Like, exactly. Agents are not always the best at navigating browsers. >> Yeah, and, you know, plenty of Stripe users, you know, embed portions of this page in their own page, so being able to anchor off these tools is really helpful for making more deterministic. Now, two of the tools here are are newer. So, this thing around Link Pay tokens. >> Okay, >> [clears throat] >> what's that? >> And, yeah, so any, you know, you can see here we have a bunch of different payment methods we support. For any optimized checkout suite page, right, whether it's a hosted checkout or an element or uh um embedded checkout. For those that support Link, we have these tools that basically let us like set the off state of Link. So, normally the human might, you know, click this and type in their email and then get a 2FA code and type it in, which is still super fast. But, for an agent like now I have to do this coordination with you to like, "Oh, check your text messages." Or, you know, whatever it may be. Um and instead, they can get um information about the merchant, which they can use then in the Link Agent Wallet uh provision a credential, which will set the off state back here. So, I think we should just go through it to to take a look....
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Hello, we are here with Brent Schroeder from Supabase, a control engineer, and we will be talking about some exciting new features built together with Stripe and Supabase. >> Yeah, I'm glad to be here. >> Welcome. Um so, Stripe and Supabase have worked pretty closely on several projects this year. Uh how did that collaboration start? >> Uh I think Stripe and Supabase are kind of perfect partners. Um Supabase is a platform that gives you everything you need to build your app. Stripe is a platform that gives you everything you need to turn that app into a business. Um and I as a control plane engineer, as a developer, I'm really used to the feeling of outgrowing a technology. Um and having that feeling that you start with something that's easy, that's batteries included, that works from the the first user, and it works great until someday you run over those batteries, you pull a little too much current, and the whole thing just kind of falls over. Um there's something really special about being able to use the right tool from the beginning, from your first user to your millionth. And those are the tenets that both Stripe and Supabase share in a really unique way. Um and our tagline is uh build in a weekend, scale to millions. Um we both are I mean, I've used Stripe in the past um for small projects of my own. Uh if you read deep into the terms of service on Supabase, you'll see that we use Stripe as well for really crucial parts of our business. So, you really can span that whole gap. Uh and yeah, that just made it really natural when we started talking together, we realized there was a lot of opportunity to build something really special. >> Very cool. Yeah, it's a partnership that goes back a ways, and yeah, it's uh it's very cool to see that grow. So, um so, speaking of, now we also have uh new work through the Stripe data pipeline. Um the data pipeline syncs real-time Stripe data to Postgres, including with Supabase databases. >> Especially Supabase. >> Yes, exactly. Uh why is this capability so exciting for developers? >> Uh when I think about that, I honestly I start going back to some of these core fundamentals of like the 1970s Unix philosophy of Yeah, I know deep deep cuts here. Um but uh the those tenets of I don't know I mean kind of mix and match, but using uh doing one thing and doing it well and then building on the work of others. Um Supabase is great at a lot of things. Uh we have database, auth, storage, etc. etc. etc. Again, all those things you need to build your your application stack. We don't have billing. We don't do billing. Uh as far as I know, we have no plans to do billing and no interest in it. Stripe really good at billing, really good at all the financial sides of your application. But what that leaves you with is these two separate silos and separate stacks your application data on one side and your billing data, your financial data on the other. And what we want to do with Stripe data pipeline is give you the ability to kind of break through that wall, to compose those two really well, and take that data uh that is in your your Stripe system and be able to work with it in the same way that you would your application data. And ideally, bring the two right together under the same roof. >> Very cool. Well, so what are some real-world uh use cases? What are Supabase developers building with Stripe data today? >> Yeah, so I think the place that most people start is with the this idea that you are now working with your data in Postgres. And uh so you have the ability to take your invoicing, your payments, your subscriptions, um all your churn data, and pull it into a a tabular format that is really really powerful to work with. I mean, I've spent a lot of time uh uh trying to pull data into any sort of tabular form, Postgres, Excel. I think Postgres is the best of them. Um and that gives you the power to run pretty much whatever your heart desires, whatever kind of analysis your heart desires on your financial data. Um that I mean, you know, it's full Postgres. Supabase is it is Postgres underneath. Um so, you get your ability to run everything from a simple like group by to a like big amalgamation of common table expressions and subqueries and window functions, stored procedures, what have you. And it lets you ask some really interesting questions of your data. Um where I think that gets even more interesting and where Supabase in particular really shines is that when you bring your Stripe data into Supabase, you are again bringing it under the same roof as your application data, your customer data. And so, that starts to allow you when you have this Stripe schema in your database right alongside your public schema, your auth schema, etc., to ask some really, really interesting questions of your data like and uh of the uh paid sign-ups we saw in the last month, like how many of them are using a certain social provider for login? That's a really easy question to ask now. Um of my...
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Stripe reviews mostly skip the one detail that actually decides whether it's the right fit, so I'll give you my honest opinion before anything else. Stripe is a genuinely strong way to take money online if you're comfortable with a bit of setup, but it quietly leaves some big responsibilities sitting on your shoulders. If you want something that handles everything for you with zero thought, this probably isn't it. Here's what Stripe really is, because a lot of people get this wrong from the start. It's a developer-facing payment layer, the plumbing that sits quietly between your website and the card networks. It is not a merchant of record, and it isn't even the final processor itself in the way most people assume. Think of it as the facilitator that moves your customer's money, not the shop that legally sells the goods on your behalf. That difference sounds like a dry technicality at first, and it quietly becomes the whole story the moment you start selling across borders, which I promise I'll come back to. It's worth knowing the company behind it is enormous and well-funded, trusted by a big chunk of the largest corporations and a wave of fast-growing startups alike. That scale is reassuring, because it means the plumbing has been battered by serious traffic and held up. Still, being popular with giants doesn't automatically make it right for your little shop, so judge it on your own needs, not on its logo wall. Let me walk through how a payment actually moves, since it makes everything else click into place. Your customer types their card details into a form on your site. Stripe encrypts those details and routes them off to the card networks and the banks, so the raw card number never has to land on your own servers. Once the bank approves the charge, the money settles into your bank account on a schedule you choose. You can pick rolling transfers, weekly ones, or monthly, and the dashboard shows you upcoming payouts and the expected deposit dates. That part matters more than it sounds, because knowing exactly when cash arrives is half the battle of running a small business. Stripe is also far more than a simple card box bolted onto your checkout. There's recurring billing, so subscriptions renew on their own, and failed payments get retried automatically. There's Connect, which is built for marketplaces that need to split a single payment between the platform and the seller. You also get in-person payments through their card readers, card issuing if you want to hand out your own branded cards, and a fraud tool that leans on machine learning trained across a massive pool of businesses. On top of that sits a set of banking style money tools. So, plenty of companies run most of their financial setup in one spot. Stick around for the fees because that's exactly where people get caught off guard. A couple of those pieces deserve a closer look since they quietly do a lot of heavy lifting. The fraud side spots and blocks dodgy transactions on its own, and it keeps adapting as new scam patterns appear, which saves you from babysitting every order. On the checkout side, you get flexible building blocks you can drop into your own page, a pre-built form you can embed, or a hosted page Stripe runs for you. It can also auto-fill a returning customer's saved card, so paying takes barely a tap, and it quietly retries a failed subscription charge at a smarter moment to rescue a sale you'd otherwise lose. Getting started is genuinely quick, and support sits there around the clock by email, phone, and chat with email help offered in several languages. If you hear a war as a developer, there's a community channel where the technical people hang out and answer questions. The reliability record is strong, too, which matters enormously when your checkout going dark means lost sales. It handles huge spikes of transactions without slowing down even on the busiest shopping days of the whole calendar. And because it supports a long list of currencies and payment methods for a single integration, you can take money from most of the world without stitching together a pile of separate tools. Now the fees because this is where the honest part really lives. Stripe takes a small percentage of each sale plus a small fixed fee on top of every single charge, and that flat piece is the bit that stings on tiny payments. If you sell lots of cheap items, those little per charge fees pile up faster than the percentage ever does. The headline rate looks clean and Stripe markets it as pricing with no nasty surprises, but there are real add-on costs tucked underneath. Taking a card from abroad usually costs you more than taking the local one. Swapping one currency into another carries its own extra slice. And then there were chargebacks, which I'll explain right now because everyone wants to know who actually foots that bill. When a customer disputes a charge and wins, the money comes straight back out of your account and Stripe usually adds...
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In this video, I'll show you how to connect Stripe to your Kick account so you can receive payment from your streaming activity. First, we would like to go and open kick.com and sign in with your account. Then, click on your profile at the top right corner. From here, you would like to click on creator dashboard or streamer dashboard. This will open the dashboard where you can manage your channel, streaming settings, and monetization. From here, you would like to open the revenue settings. You'll find this on this left panel. Just go and click on that. Once you do so here, you'll find if you find payments are not activated, just please make sure to complete the creator achievement to activate the payment. So, go to achievement and make sure to finish the progress. Like you'll need to stream for 5 hours, and you find the path to verification if you want to verify, and also path to partner if you want to partner as well. If you didn't finish that, you will not be able to do it. So, if your channel is eligible for subscriptions, you should be able to begin the payment setup process. You see an enable subscription button, just select it and follow the instructions. If it's not like for me here, your channel may have to meet the Kick monetization requirements first, then you'll be able to do it. Once you enable it, of course, they will ask you to select your country of residence. So, just make sure to choose the country where you actually live and you can complete the required verification. Then you'll have to click on setup my account and Kick will take you through the Stripe onboarding process. Keep in mind that Stripe payouts aren't supported in every country. If your country isn't supported, you won't be able to complete the monetization setup through Stripe. Of course, after that, Stripe will ask you to verify many informations. Once you enter first of all your email and then you'll ask you for the phone you for your phone number, they will send you a code or you'll receive a text message because Stripe will send you a verification code. Once the verification code is received, you can enter it to verify your phone number. Once you do it, you'll go through this verification of personal information. You'll have to enter your full legal name, address, and any other requested details. Just make sure your information is accurate and matches your identification document. Depending on your country, Stripe may ask you to upload an identity documents. For example, this could be a passport or another accepted government-issued ID. Complete the verification process and continue. Just don't use another person's identity or incorrect country information because this can cause your accounts to be rejected in Stripe. Next, of course, Stripe will ask you to where you want to receive, for example, your payouts. You will have to enter like some bank account details. Depending on your country, you may need an IBAN account number or other banking information. Just make sure your account belongs to you and that your banking details are correct. Also, check the bank country and currency. Once everything is entered, just save all the information and click use a Stripe to send creators payout directly to bank accounts in supported countries. So, once you're done with that, Stripe, of course, you'll be able to review the all the information that you entered, check everything, and make sure it's correct. Then you'll have to click on a green submit. Stripe will process your information. If your setup is accepted, you should be redirected back to your Kick Revenue Dashboard. And you may also receive an email from Stripe asking you to confirm your email address. Just make sure to complete that step first. And then, you can go back to the Kick Revenue option and you'll find your the Stripe account or the connected. You can disable it whenever you want. And of course, if a Stripe setup was successful, you should see the updated revenue dashboard. So, from here, you can also review your earnings and payouts information. And if your channel is eligible for subscriptions, you can support you through paid subscription as well. And Kick currently uses 90 5 to 5 revenue split. This means creators receive 95% of subscription revenue after the stated processing share. And that's how you connect Stripe to Kick. So, I hope you found this video helpful. Thank you for watching, and goodbye.
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Stripe just closed your account, and your payouts are on hold. Here's what that means for your money, what to do in the next 48 hours, and how to get processing again. First, how Stripe works. Stripe is a payment facilitator, so you don't get your own merchant account. You process under Stripe's, which is why sign-up is fast, and why the reviews keep going after you're live. Here are the main reasons Stripe closes accounts. One, your business is on Stripe's restricted or prohibited list. That list was updated in September 2026. Restricted businesses, like telehealth, firearms, and low-THC CBD, need extra review. Others, like gambling, adult content, and credit repair, are on the prohibited list. Two, disputes. Stripe says the industry treats a dispute rate above 0.75 percent as excessive, and a sudden spike can trigger monitoring before that. Three, information that doesn't match, or a request for documents you didn't answer in time. And four, fraud risk. Stripe's agreement lets it close an account at any time. If Stripe decides your account is an unacceptable risk, its policy says it will typically pause payouts for 120 days. That matches how long customers usually have to dispute a charge. After that, Stripe reviews the account again, and may release the funds, or keep holding them. Stripe can also put a reserve on your balance, fixed or rolling. And two things people miss. You're still responsible for refunds and disputes after the account closes. And Stripe's agreement lets it debit your linked bank account to cover them. Here's what to do in the first 48 hours. One, read the closure email. It tells you why, and if Stripe got your business wrong, there's a form in it to request a review. Two, export your data now. Payments, customers, and subscriptions, from the Dashboard. And don't close the account yourself first, or you lose that access. Three, ask Stripe to move your saved cards. Stripe will transfer card data to your new processor, as long as it's PCI Level 1. Subscriptions and payment history aren't included, which is why step two matters. And four, don't open a new Stripe account to get around the closure. Stripe's terms prohibit that unless Stripe approves it. Can you appeal? Sometimes. If Stripe misunderstood your business, use the form, and explain what you actually sell. If the problem was specific products, remove them, and send Stripe a link showing the change. If your business model itself is on the prohibited list, your time is better spent on a merchant account built for your industry. Will you end up on the MATCH list? Not automatically. A listing happens when an acquirer terminates a merchant for specific reasons, like fraud, or excessive chargebacks, which Mastercard defines as chargebacks over 1 percent of transactions, and at least 5,000 dollars, in a single month. A listing stays for five years. So how do you get processing again? The fix is your own merchant account, underwritten before you process, so the approval happens up front, not after you've built up sales. Have these ready: your business license and formation documents, ID, recent bank statements, your Stripe processing statements, and your dispute history. Make sure your website shows a refund policy, terms, a privacy policy, and real contact details. Some high-risk accounts carry a rolling reserve, so ask about it up front. And keep an eye on your fraud and dispute rate. In April 2026, Visa lowered its excessive threshold to 1.5 percent in the US. If Stripe closed your account, Adaptiv Payments can match you with a bank that approves your industry. Apply in about a minute. The link's in the description.
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How to test Stripe payment? In this video, I'll show you how to test Stripe payments step-by-step so you can make sure everything is working properly before accepting real payments. First, open the Stripe dashboard and sign in. Once you're signed in, select the sandbox from the dashboard's account picker or enable the test data view. Make sure the screen confirms you're in the test environment. Open the product catalog in the dashboard. Click on add product. Enter the product name, test product. Next, set the price to $15 as a one-time payment. Now, save the product. After that, open payment links in the dashboard. Click on create payment link. Select your test product. Check the checkout settings. Then, create the payment link. Open the payment link to access the hosted checkout page. Enter the details. I'm using dummy details for this demonstration. Click the pay button and wait for the successful payment confirmation on the checkout page. Now, return to the payment section in the Stripe dashboard's test data view. Open the new transaction and check that the payment status is marked as succeeded. If you've got any issues related to Stripe, leave me a comment. I'll meet you right there.