Stripe

Stripe’s payment infrastructure for e-commerce offers you all the features you need for your business. The advantage of choosing this payment solution is that it saves you time and optimizes your processes. In fact, Stripe is a unified platform that centralizes all the payment products you need to launch and ensure the success of your startup.

Initially designed for the e-commerce sector, the Stripe payment platform meets the needs of online merchants, of course, but also physical stores, subscription-based businesses, not forgetting software platforms and marketplaces. With Stripe, you’ll be able to accept and process payments, both nationally and internationally. What’s more, you can also send invoices, issue bank or physical cards as required, manage payments and invoices, and obtain financing.

Stripe offers relevant and intuitive APIs. Thanks to these, your development team can tailor a payment solution to your specific needs.

In addition, the platform’s performance is highly satisfactory. Availability is over 99.99%. What’s more, all credit card numbers are AES-356 encrypted, and none of Stripe’s servers can obtain unencrypted data. In recognition of its efforts, Stripe has been awarded PCI Level 1 Service Provider certification.

Today, Stripe handles over 250 million API requests daily, has a 99.999% uptime record, and services are available in over 47 countries.

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• Payment analytics and reporting: Stripe provides detailed analytics and reporting tools to help businesses track and analyze payment data. It offers insights into transaction volumes, revenue, customer behavior, and other metrics, enabling businesses to make informed decisions.

• Payment processing: Stripe enables businesses to accept payments from customers worldwide. It supports various payment methods, including credit and debit cards, digital wallets like Apple Pay and Google Pay, bank transfers, and local payment methods specific to different regions.

• Fraud prevention: Stripe incorporates advanced fraud detection tools and algorithms to help businesses prevent fraudulent transactions. It utilizes machine learning and data analysis to identify suspicious activities, reduce chargebacks, and enhance payment security.

• International expansion: Stripe supports global expansion by enabling businesses to accept payments in multiple currencies and handle conversions automatically. It also provides localized payment methods and compliance support for various countries, simplifying international transactions.

• Customizable checkout: Stripe allows businesses to create a customized checkout experience that matches their brand and user interface. It provides easy-to-use checkout forms, pre-built templates, and customization options to streamline the payment process and enhance the user experience.

• Subscription billing: Stripe offers robust subscription billing capabilities, allowing businesses to set up recurring billing for subscription-based services. It supports different billing frequencies, trial periods, and customizable plans to meet specific business needs.

• Developer-friendly APIs: Stripe offers developer-friendly APIs and SDKs (Software Development Kits) that allow businesses to integrate payment functionality seamlessly into their websites or applications. The APIs provide flexibility and control over payment flows, enabling businesses to customize the user experience.

• Subsidiary services: Stripe offers additional services to complement its core payment processing functionality. These include Stripe Connect, which facilitates marketplace and platform payments, and Stripe Radar, an advanced fraud prevention tool. It also provides tools for invoicing, issuing refunds, handling disputes, and managing recurring revenue.