Stripe Payments Features

Built-in security to protect payment information in order to prevent fraud and hacking.

The ability to process credit card payments and receive approval or denial of funds from the customer's bank.

The ability to process mobile payments from a mobile wallet or other mobile phone payment app.

The ability to process payments from a digital wallet service or other digital payment method.

Reports and analytics created from payment data.

The ability to integrate directly with an e-commerce platform in order to create a seamless checkout experience.

Fees associated with processing individual transactions that may be based on a percentage of the purchase or a flat rate.

The ability to integrate with a POS system in order to allow the processing of credit card or mobile payments in a store setting.

Process payments from multiple channels such as ACH, mobile, or e-commerce.

Supports levels 1 and 2 for credit card payment processing.

Supports level 3 credit card processing which requires additional data for qualification.

Allows users to process payments in multiple currencies.

Provides an online portal where customers can make payments.

Support cardholder verification methods for POS transactions.

Provide integration with accounting software and ERP systems.

Provide integration with B2B and B2C e-commerce platforms

Process payments from customers and track late or incomplete payments.

Protect against payment fraud and fraudulent transactions.

Support multiple payment methods such as credit and debit cards or bank transfers.

Include features to manage the onboarding of new customers.

Deliver checkout portals that can be customized by users.

Allow users to personalize payments by geographical location.

Provide a portal that merchants can use to track payments.

Define workflows to process different types of payments.

Provide application programming interfaces to integrate with other software solutions.

Include features to manage disputes related to payments.

Analyze payments to identify the value of failed or incorrect payments.

Matches payments with billing and invoices to ensure that customers are charged correctly.

Track the revenue generated by subscriptions and the payments made by customers.

Works across multiple software systems or databases