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Stripe

Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform designed primarily for businesses that sell products and services online, though it also supports in-person transactions. It provides a suite of tools for processing payments, managing billing, and handling business operations like tax collection and fraud prevention. The platform is particularly suited for high-growth AI businesses, SaaS providers, and software platforms looking for integrated economic infrastructure.

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What it offers
  • Businesses can accept online credit card payments at a standard rate of 2.9% plus 30 cents per transaction.
  • Users can process in-person payments using Stripe's physical point-of-sale capabilities for a fee of 2.7% plus 5 cents.
  • Companies can utilize Stripe Treasury to hold funds in 15 different currencies and execute instant, free money transfers between US businesses on the platform.
  • Developers can use the agent toolkit SDK to enable AI agents to create, manage, and use virtual cards.
  • Enterprises can automate tax collection in registered jurisdictions for a fee of 0.5 percent per transaction.
Standout features
Radar fraud protectionStripe Treasury global business accountsAgentic commerce SDKStripe Atlas for business incorporationReal-time token theft defense
Fees and rates

Pay-as-you-go with $0 monthly fees. Standard online transactions cost 2.9% plus 30 cents, with additional fees for international cards, currency conversion, and optional products like Sigma or Tax.

Background

Stripe has recently focused on building economic infrastructure for AI, unveiling 288 new products and features including a partnership with OpenAI for Instant Checkout.

What's new
  1. 2026-09-14New profile

    Stripe added to the directory

    Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform designed primarily for businesses that sell products and services online, though it also supports in-person transactions. It provides a suite of tools for processing payments, managing billing, and handling business operations like tax collection and fra

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