Stripe cloacking system question

Be dybala said:
Setting no-referrer can help hide the original source, but it doesn’t fully solve the issue. Stripe can still detect mismatches through JavaScript execution, API calls, and webhook origins. If you're using Stripe.js or Elements, the domain making the request is logged. Also, if Stripe sees unusual behavior (like payments consistently coming from a hidden referrer), it might flag your account for review. While no-referrer reduces visibility, it’s not a foolproof solution against detection.
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use Stripe Checkout on the declared domain, set custom subdomain, or run Connect for multi-brand. verify domains, align referers, consistent branding, proper webhooks. IP match doesn’t legit anything.
 
In my testing, IP alone isn’t enough, Stripe checks referrer and JS fingerprints heavily, so be careful with production-scale traffic.
 
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