Stripe Users Lets Talk

[shauneng0]

For anyone who uses stripe comment down below your experience

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

For anyone who uses stripe comment down below your experience

Share your experience please.

 

[shauneng0]

Share your experience please.

I personally havent had an acc myself, most says its risking but it looks like the only option I have atm

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

I personally havent had an acc myself, most says its risking but it looks like the only option I have atm

I've had a stripe account for years with no issues but I don't do gray/black stuff.

Why are you thinking it's risky?

 

[shauneng0]

I've had a stripe account for years with no issues but I don't do gray/black stuff.

Why are you thinking it's risky?

plenty of people on reddit or X posting about stripe, they would work with them for years, process millions and receive bans out of nowhere.

some would scale its risky when scaling fast

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

plenty of people on reddit or X posting about stripe, they would work with them for years, process millions and receive bans out of nowhere.

some would scale its risky when scaling fast

I don't use them much anymore as I don't provide services any longer but I was doing 15K a month or so on average selling SEO.

Never an issue.

They had legit info on me, name, KYC, etc.

I'm in the US so maybe that helps (it should not matter).

What do you sell?

 

[shauneng0]

I don't use them much anymore as I don't provide services any longer but I was doing 15K a month or so on average selling SEO.

Never an issue.

They had legit info on me, name, KYC, etc.

I'm in the US so maybe that helps (it should not matter).

What do you sell?

dropshipping
just regular gadget nothing crazy no reps
yeah $15k/month would be fine

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

dropshipping
just regular gadget nothing crazy no reps
yeah $15k/month would be fine

I don't think that violates their terms of service.

Square Up would also be OK with that, I believe.

I don't know your country, and even if I did I would not make that public on my end, but both of those entities are typically fine with that I believe.

You can also go to your local bank and set up a merchant account there in order to accept credit cards.

 

[shauneng0]

I don't think that violates their terms of service.

Square Up would also be OK with that, I believe.

I don't know your country, and even if I did I would not make that public on my end, but both of those entities are typically fine with that I believe.

You can also go to your local bank and set up a merchant account there in order to accept credit cards.

yeah so scaling fast is mostly my problem. Not from US so merchant accs would be a tough find. Thank you tho

 

[AtomicSamurai]

I'm considering it for my next project. how have you found their dispute handling and payout speeds?

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

yeah so scaling fast is mostly my problem. Not from US so merchant accs would be a tough find. Thank you tho

I'm honestly trying to help you figure it out.

What about several processors, so you can spread it out a bit and stay under their radar?

 

[trdraptor]

Used stripe back then in 2020/2021/2022. Brought in hundreds of thousands and was fine, reselling proxies. Maybe they got more strict or proxies were /still allowed there.

 

[Jenbum]

I'm honestly trying to help you figure it out.

What about several processors, so you can spread it out a bit and stay under their radar?

100%. multiple payment processors routed through an orchestrator