Category: STRIPE

  • ClickFunnels and Stripe: Pros, Cons, and Best Practices

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    ClickFunnels and Stripe make for a powerful setup for any online business. The leading payment service allows ClickFunnels users to create a high-converting sales funnels all within a single platform. However, Stripe comes with its own set of risks ClickFunnels users might be unaware of. Let’s explore the benefits and potential drawbacks of this integration.…

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  • Stripe for GoHighLevel: Pros and Cons

    Stripe and GoHighLevel are two powerful tools that have revolutionized the way businesses operate online. While both offer their own eases and functionalities, they may not be as compatible as you think. Let’s get into what the best solution for agencies and creators using GoHighLevel is in terms of payment processing. Start your dedicated merchant…

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  • Will Stripe Ban Content Creators?

    Stripe, one of the world’s leading online payment processors, recently updated its list of restricted businesses to include “content creation.” This addition raises concerns among content creators who rely on Stripe to process payments for their online businesses. The new restriction leaves many wondering if Stripe will start banning or shutting down accounts associated with…

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  • Is your business type restricted from using Stripe?

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    Stripe Restricted Businesses – Are You on the List? Stripe maintains a list of business categories that they are unable to serve due to various legal, regulatory, and risk-related reasons. Stripe is a payment aggregator, so the company is unable or unwilling to support certain business models. For current and potential Stripe users, the information…

  • Stripe Embraces Crypto, USDC Stablecoin, for Real This Time

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    In a groundbreaking move that has sent ripples through the fintech and cryptocurrency communities, Stripe, one of the world’s largest payment service providers, has announced its decision to start accepting crypto payments. After a six-year hiatus since dropping support for Bitcoin (BTC) in 2018, Stripe is now ready to re-enter the crypto ecosystem, beginning with…

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