Stripe Payment Gateway - Revision history

Admin: /* About Stripe */

2020-11-09T02:02:58Z

About Stripe

Admin: /* Upgrading to Radar for Fraud Teams */

2020-11-09T02:02:24Z

Upgrading to Radar for Fraud Teams

Admin: /* Upgrading to Radar for Fraud Teams */

2020-11-09T01:43:54Z

Upgrading to Radar for Fraud Teams

Admin: /* Upgrading to Radar for Fraud Teams */

2020-11-09T01:40:43Z

Upgrading to Radar for Fraud Teams

Admin: /* Enabling 3D Secure Protection */

2020-11-09T01:37:56Z

Enabling 3D Secure Protection

Admin: /* Enabling 3D Secure Protection */

2020-11-09T01:28:23Z

Enabling 3D Secure Protection

Admin: /* Enabling 3D Secure Protection */

2020-11-09T01:17:20Z

Enabling 3D Secure Protection

Admin: /* Part 2 - Configure your Stripe Account */

2020-11-09T01:13:03Z

Part 2 - Configure your Stripe Account

Admin at 00:47, 5 June 2018

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Shawn at 00:42, 25 November 2016

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 There is an additional charge for enabling "Radar for Fraud Teams", but for most accounts, it's a nominal charge of a couple of cents per transaction. The added value that it gives to enable you to manage your 3D Secure and fraud detection environment is probably worth the cost, especially if it helps you to avoid major losses when shipping expensive items.
-=== About Stripe ===
+== About Stripe ==
-Stripe currently supports businesses in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, and many European countries. You can instantly accept payments from around the world.
+Stripe currently supports businesses in the US, Canada, UK, Australia and many European countries. You can instantly accept payments from around the world.
 Businesses that are based in Australia are able to link an Australian AUD bank account to their Stripe account.

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 The full range of options available for creating rules can be accessed here https://stripe.com/docs/radar/rules/reference
-There is an additional charge for enabling Radar for Fraud Teams, but for most accounts, it's a nominal charge of a couple of cents per transaction. The added value that it gives to enable you to manage your 3D Secure and fraud detection environment is probably worth the cost, especially if it helps you to avoid major losses when shipping expensive items.
+There is an additional charge for enabling "Radar for Fraud Teams", but for most accounts, it's a nominal charge of a couple of cents per transaction. The added value that it gives to enable you to manage your 3D Secure and fraud detection environment is probably worth the cost, especially if it helps you to avoid major losses when shipping expensive items.
 === About Stripe ===

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-The full range of options available for creating rules can be accessed here [[https://stripe.com/docs/radar/rules/reference]].
+The full range of options available for creating rules can be accessed here https://stripe.com/docs/radar/rules/reference
 === About Stripe ===

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 === Upgrading to Radar for Fraud Teams ===
 You'll see an option in the Radar section of your settings page that offers a free trial for "Radar for Fraud Teams". This option enables you to create and manage a greater range a fraud detection rules to help you fine tune your fraud management.
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 Request 3D Secure if :amount_in_aud: > 50.00
 </pre>
 === About Stripe ===

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	Your Stripe account comes with basic fraud protection, and you can view the settings from the Settings page, in the section labelled 'Radar'. In the Radar rules section, you can then enable a default rule that will submit all eligible transactions for additional 3D Secure authentication.		Your Stripe account comes with basic fraud protection, and you can view the settings from the Settings page, in the section labelled 'Radar'. In the Radar rules section, you can then enable a default rule that will submit all eligible transactions for additional 3D Secure authentication.
		+
		+	=== Upgrading to Radar for Fraud Teams ===
		+	You'll see an option in the Radar section of your settings page that offers a free trial for "Radar for Fraud Teams". This option enables you to create and manage a greater range a fraud detection rules to help you fine tune your fraud management.
		+
		+	This is useful in the 3D Secure context, for example, as it allows you to add specific rules to only enable 3D Secure on certain transactions, such as transactions greater than a specific value.
		+	<pre>
		+	Request 3D Secure if :amount_in_aud: > 50.00
		+	</pre>

	=== About Stripe ===		=== About Stripe ===

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	=== Enabling 3D Secure Protection ===		=== Enabling 3D Secure Protection ===
		+	<gallery widths="200px" heights="200px" class="right">
		+	Image:stripe_3d_secure1.png\|Update 3D Secure Rules
		+	</gallery>
	By default, your Stripe account will only initiate 3D Secure protection for transactions that require or recommend additional verification by the issuing bank. This means that unless you specifically configure your Stripe account to do otherwise, you're not likely to see many transactions taking advantage of this additional level of protection.		By default, your Stripe account will only initiate 3D Secure protection for transactions that require or recommend additional verification by the issuing bank. This means that unless you specifically configure your Stripe account to do otherwise, you're not likely to see many transactions taking advantage of this additional level of protection.

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 === Enabling 3D Secure Protection ===
-By default, your Stripe account will only initiate 3D Secure protection for transactions that require or recommen additional verification by the issuing bank. This means that unless you specifically configure your Stripe account to do otherwise, you're not likely to see many transactions taking advantage of this additional level of protection.
+By default, your Stripe account will only initiate 3D Secure protection for transactions that require or recommend additional verification by the issuing bank. This means that unless you specifically configure your Stripe account to do otherwise, you're not likely to see many transactions taking advantage of this additional level of protection.
 === About Stripe ===

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 == Part 2 - Configure your Stripe Account ==
 # Once you've clicked the "Activate" button in your Spiffy Store, you will be redirected to the Stripe site
 # Log in to Stripe (if you haven't already done so) and you will be asked to grant permissions to Spiffy Stores so that we can use their API to configure your account to use Stripe in your Checkout.  You may also need to complete some account details for Stripe to approve your account with them.
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 After you've followed the steps above, your Spiffy Store should now be set up to accept payments through the Stripe Payment Gateway. It's likely that Stripe will contact you to follow up if they require any further details for your account.
 === About Stripe ===
 Stripe currently supports businesses in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, and many European countries. You can instantly accept payments from around the world.

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-<div style="float: right;">[[File:Stripe-logo.png|right|300px]]</div>The Stripe Payment Gateway allows your customers to enter their payment details in your own checkout... providing a seamless checkout experience, and resulting in less abandoned shopping carts.
+<div style="float: right">[[File:Stripe-logo.png|right|300px]]</div>
 Rather than the lengthy application process you go through with most banks to set up a merchant account, Stripe allows you to set up an account, and start selling as soon as you submit their simple account application!
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 # Click the "Activate" button.
 # Go to Part 2 below
 [[File:Stripe-payment-gateway-kb.jpg]]
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 # Log in to Stripe (if you haven't already done so) and you will be asked to grant permissions to Spiffy Stores so that we can use their API to configure your account to use Stripe in your Checkout.  You may also need to complete some account details for Stripe to approve your account with them.
 # Click the "Authorize access to this account" button.
 After you've followed the steps above, your Spiffy Store should now be set up to accept payments through the Stripe Payment Gateway. It's likely that Stripe will contact you to follow up if they require any further details for your account.
 === About Stripe ===

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−	The Stripe Payment Gateway allows your customers to enter their payment details in your own checkout... providing a seamless checkout experience, and resulting in less abandoned shopping carts.	+	<div style="float: right;">[[File:Stripe-logo.png\|right\|300px]]</div>The Stripe Payment Gateway allows your customers to enter their payment details in your own checkout... providing a seamless checkout experience, and resulting in less abandoned shopping carts.

	Rather than the lengthy application process you go through with most banks to set up a merchant account, Stripe allows you to set up an account, and start selling as soon as you submit their simple account application!		Rather than the lengthy application process you go through with most banks to set up a merchant account, Stripe allows you to set up an account, and start selling as soon as you submit their simple account application!