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Why Your Site Stopped Accepting Card Payments (and How to Turn It Back On)
If your site stopped accepting card payments from all your customers, Stripe paused your account and is waiting on something, almost always a piece of information from you. You reactivate it by filling out the form that appears in your dashboard.
CobrosWhy Your Sales Deposit Never Arrived
If you sold with a card and the deposit never hit your bank, there are three possible causes: it's not due yet, that charge never went through Stripe, or the deposit went out and the bank bounced it. The Deposits tab tells you which one.
CobrosWhat happens to your sale when a chargeback lands
A chargeback is when your customer disputes the charge with their bank, not with you. The money leaves your account right away, the bank takes weeks to resolve it, and what decides the outcome is the record of the sale.
ContracargoCharging by card at your business: what gets deducted and what you keep
When you charge by card, the processor takes its fee plus VAT on that fee, and the money lands in bundled deposits a few days later. Your real number is the effective rate: what got deposited divided by what you sold.
Cobrar con tarjetaHow to accept online payments without building a full store
Accepting online payments means your customer pays from their phone, on your own page. You only need three things: what you charge for, how much it costs, and where the money lands. No catalog, no cart, no inventory required.
Cobrar en lineaOnline ordering for your restaurant with no per-order commission (charging on your own website)
Yes, you can take online orders for your restaurant and get paid directly on your own website, without paying delivery apps 25 to 30% per order — you only pay the bank's card-processing fee (3 to 4%).
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