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Stripe is a suite of APIs powering online payment processing and commerce solutions for internet businesses of all sizes Accept payments and scale faster with AI
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Access 100+ payment methods, including buy now, pay later options that can boost eligible revenue by up to 14%, and bank debits and real-time payments that can lower transaction costs
- Online payment processing 101 | Stripe
Below is a comprehensive guide to online payment processing, including an in-depth look at the components and parties involved, common payment methods, how online payment processing works, and practical tips on how businesses can choose the best online payment processing provider for their needs
- Payment processing: How payment processing works | Stripe
Choose a reliable and reputable payment processor that offers comprehensive payment processing solutions, advanced fraud prevention tools, competitive fees, and excellent customer support
- Collecting online payments: How It works | Stripe
This guide covers the basics of online payments and explains the differences for common business models: online retailers, SaaS and subscription companies, and platforms and marketplaces
- Payment processors: What they are and how they work | Stripe
What is a payment processor? A payment processor is a company or service that facilitates electronic transactions—such as payments made with credit cards, debit cards, or digital wallets—between businesses and their customers
- A guide to payment processing for small businesses | Stripe
Below, we’ll discuss what small businesses should know about payment processing: how it works, the challenges and risks small businesses face, how to choose the right payment provider, and how to create an approach to payments that will grow with your business
- Merchant services: What they are and how to get started - Stripe
Merchant services typically include online payment processing, which involves everything that happens with a transaction after the customer enters payment information into the payment gateway
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