- Stripe turns customer information into tokens and mask the data so that it's secure
- Stripe manages versioning by supplying different versions of code via stripe.js
- Stripe.js is in charge of taking credit data, submitting to Stripe's server and returning a token which can be charge
- Stripe.js can secure credit info entry without server
- Stripe Connect Stripe Checkout - eCommerce capabilities for website with Stripe
- Competitors: square, paypal, venmo, Dwolla (free under $10 dollars)
Official Stripe payment examples and sample code
Stripe API Documentation
Stripe Documentation for iOS
Stripe Documentation for Android
Stripe loves JSONP standard
Stripe Documentation - how to create a subscription payment (useful for most Saas companies)
Create a plan
Subscribe users to a plan
One Month Edu's (YC company) Stripe class
Mini Review: a bit dated but beginner friendly
Full step by step Stripe set up walkthrough (blog)
Stripe freenode #stripe
Using stripe without learning programming
programming is not required https://support.stripe.com/questions/using-stripe-without-programming
the ecommerce platform you use may already have stripe
stripe plugin is also available for wordpress
Stripe data store stacks (Quora)
MySQL MongoDB PostgresSQL Impala (Apache HBase)
http://www.quora.com/Stripe-company/What-datastore-does-Stripe-use
Secure set up with SSL to prevent man-in-middle attack
Other Stripe resources:
Stripe Connect https://stripe.com/connect
Stripe Connect https://stripe.com/docs/connect
Stripe Data API https://stripe.com/docs/api
Access to Stripe Data:
https://stripe.com/docs/connect#data
Stripe international global https://stripe.com/global
Stripe US feature https://stripe.com/us/features
Sites that currently let you management and accept stripe payments https://stripe.com/docs/integrations
Stripe international global https://stripe.com/global
Stripe US feature https://stripe.com/us/features
Sites that currently let you management and accept stripe payments https://stripe.com/docs/integrations
Who uses stripe? https://stripe.com/gallery
Stripe transfer (OFAC compliant), use Stripe::Transfer ruby function
https://stripe.com/docs/tutorials/sending-transfers
Sample Job posting by stripe for Technical support
Thousands of businesses across the internet rely on Stripe to launch their products and get paid. We are mission-critical to them, and each individual and business uses Stripe in a different way.
We work with our users to answer questions and solve problems, then work with the rest of the team to ensure that those problems don't arise again. We like to do whatever it takes to make sure our users are taken care of.
Interacting through email, real-time chat, and phone, we guide developers and entrepreneurs along the process of creating paid products. We inform the direction of the Stripe product by understanding and improving how Stripe is used.
Stripe's support team manages itself independently and develops the processes we use to help our users. This means integrating and developing tools, attending and hosting events, and visiting Stripe users.
You
You As part of this role, you'll work with the outside world to help more businesses use Stripe. You'll work with developers, business owners, product managers, and finance and accounting staff. Payments problems can be complex with many stakeholders, and it will be your job to make sure everyone understands why Stripe makes sense.
You'll get a chance to share Stripe's culture in the wider community. We host events, attend conferences, sit down for coffee, and hang out in IRC. We try to write software worth talking about, and then talk about it.
You may like this job if:
- You love to teach and meet new people.
- You write quickly and clearly and enjoy writing.
- You can solve open-ended problems, even when you're a little out of your depth.
- You have a keen sense for seeing through the question being asked to the actual problem a user is having.
Applying
To apply, please email [masked email] with:
- Your background and accomplishments.
- Some information on why you want to work in this role.
- Two improvements you'd make to Stripe.
- A short piece on any topic you're passionate about.
- The list of languages you'd be comfortable working in, if more than English.
