Stripe

Online payments and checkout

Stripe's product catalogue includes online payments, Checkout, Payment Links and Elements. Checkout provides a prebuilt payment interface, while Elements offers flexible components for building a custom payment experience. The platform also lists support for more than 125 payment methods, in-person transactions through Terminal and acceptance optimizations. Developers can compare hosted and embedded approaches in the documentation.

Billing, subscriptions and tax

For recurring and one-time revenue, Stripe offers Billing, subscription management, invoicing and usage-based billing through Metronome. Its catalogue also includes sales-tax and VAT automation, revenue recognition, custom reports through Stripe Sigma and data synchronization through Data Pipeline. Businesses can review how the products connect and confirm which jurisdictions and business models each tax or accounting feature supports.

Platforms, marketplaces and financial services

Stripe Connect is designed for platforms and marketplaces that handle payments to third parties. The company also lists Capital for platforms, customer financing, Treasury for platforms, embedded financial services and Issuing for physical and virtual cards. These products support different fund flows and financial arrangements; availability and compliance requirements depend on the country, the platform structure and the individual service terms.

Security, identity and fraud tools

The product catalogue includes Radar for fraud prevention, Identity for online identity verification and Financial Connections for linked financial-account data. Stripe also lists Global Payouts and third-party payouts, as well as crypto-related infrastructure for wallets, stablecoin issuance and embeddable crypto purchases. Teams can use the product documentation to assess data flows, onboarding requirements, geographic availability and risk controls.

Developer resources and business onboarding

Stripe provides developer documentation, a product roadmap, pricing and an account dashboard. New businesses can explore the product catalogue, request recommendations, contact sales or sign in. The scraped source included placeholder contact values, which are not repeated here; merchants should use Stripe's official sales and support routes to confirm eligibility, pricing, processing terms, settlement schedules and integration requirements.