TechHive: Online payments startup Stripe lands in the UK

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thumbnail Online payments startup Stripe lands in the UK
Aug 15th 2013, 14:55, by Loek Essers, IDG News Service

San Francisco-based online payments startup Stripe expanded to the U.K. Thursday.

Stripe enables companies to accept credit and debit card payments online. Companies integrate a couple of lines of Stripe code on their websites in order to use the service. Stripe offers code in Ruby, PHP and Python, among others, for a quick integration. Toolkits are also available for native Android and iPhone apps as well for a number of third-party plugins and libraries for Wordpress and Drupal.

U.K. users get the same instant activation as provided in the U.S. and Canada, where the company is already active, said Andy Young of Stripe U.K. in a blog post. All major credit-card types are supported and U.K. businesses will be able to charge customers in U.S. dollars, British pounds and euros, he said, adding that conversions will be handled automatically by Stripe.

Pricing in the U.K. starts at a 2.4 percent transaction fee, plus £0.20 ($0.31) per transaction, plus VAT. In the U.S., Stripe charges 2.9 percent, plus $0.30 per successful charge.

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