Accept online payment with Stripe.
An online invoicing solution that works well with your favorite apps & tools to help you accomplish more.
What is Stripe?
You can accept payments in InvoiceApp using Stripe online payment gateway. Stripe provides simple and user-friendly way for individuals and businesses to accept payments online. Stripe offer a new approach in online payments that will ease up your life as a business owner or freelancer. Stripe currently powers businesses in 25 countries.
Integration Benefits
With our Stripe integration you can easily accept Stripe payments. The Stripe integration tool is for small and medium scale businesses and individual that is looking for quick and efficient ways to get paid online.
Supported Currencies
With Stripe, your business can accept all major debit and credit cards from customers in every country in 135+ currencies. You can also use 3D Secure for any payment.
Transaction fees
Stripe takes a fee of 2.9% + $0.30 for processing your payments within the US. Visit Stripe pricing page for more details.
Is Stripe Secure?
Yes. Stripe has been audited by a PCI-certified auditor and is certified to PCI Service Provider Level 1. This is the most stringent level of certification available in the payments industry.
How does integration with Stripe work?
Integration with Stripe makes it easy for businesses using Invoice to accept online payments from customers across the globe. Stripe processes all transactions for you. Once you have activated Payment with Stripe from your Invoice account, you can start accepting payments immediately. Funds received are reflected on your Stripe dashboard instantly.
How can I start using Stripe?
It's easy to connect InvoiceApp + Stripe and requires absolutely zero technical experience. To start using Stripe to accept payments for your online invoices, you need to sign up for merchant account on Stripe Website. After signing up on Stripe, you easy connect your Stripe merchant account with your invoice account from our dashboard.
All transactions are processed by third-party payment providers who have their own rules and may charge extra fees. Be sure to check these details with your preferred payment processor when setting up a payment method.
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