Stripe International Payments P2
Payments · Implementation route: Paid Fallback · Only when needed · Current status: Applied
| Purpose | Accepts USD / international credit cards |
|---|---|
| Unlocked after connecting | International order payments switch from simulated ledger to real settlement |
| Where to apply (official site) | stripe.com |
| Estimated cost | ~2.9% + US$0.30/charge |
| What you provide | Company documents + business bank account + owner identity |
| Connection priority | P2 |
| Implementation route | Paid Fallback · Only when needed |
| Current status | Applied |
Simple Application Steps (5 steps)
- Open the official site stripe.com in your usual browser and register an account (use your own email or phone number).
- Complete business/identity verification on the site; if you don't have a business entity yet, applying as an individual is fine too.
- Create an app/project in the site's dashboard and obtain the API key. Keep the key only on your computer; don't send it to anyone and never enter it into this system.
- Come back here and press 'Key Ready' as a progress marker only; configuration is done hands-on on your computer during a remote session — the key never enters the database and never travels through a web page.
- After configuration, run one small real call in the staging environment, keep a screenshot as evidence; it only counts as connected after your approval.
Information checklist to prepare
- Company documents + business bank account + owner identity
- Business or personal ID documents (for verification)
- An online payment method (credit card or business bank account)
- One active email address (for verification mail and billing)
Acceptance criteria after connecting
Run 1 real call in staging with the real key and keep a screenshot → boss reviews → only after Human-Gate approval does the status change from 'Simulated' to 'Connected'. Until then the page always shows simulation.
⚠ Real connection & switch-over are high-risk actions and always go through Human-Gate.
I have applied
Key is ready
Buttons only mark progress; they perform no real action. Never enter key material into the system.