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Setting up your Stripe account
Setting up your Stripe account

Stripe is a great way to get paid into the bank account you already have.

Updated over 11 months ago

Create a Stripe Account

For more information on creating your Stripe account, check out their very handy and easy to understand Help File or to find out if Stripe is available in your country.

Once you've got your Stripe account ready to roll, simply go to Organisation Settings > Payment Settings and select Stripe Payments.

Creating a Stripe Account

Note: the TidyHQ Service Fee is different for the Pro and Starter Plans.

From here, just click the big blue "Connect with Stripe" button and you're redirected to the Stripe site to finalise the connection.

Setting up Stripe Account

If you've already got a Stripe account set up, use your usual Stripe login email address

How does the Stripe set up look to the public?

The other benefit of Stripe + TidyHQ is that it's completely integrated in to the checkout process. This means your members or guests will be able to pay without being redirected to a third party. They'll be able to see their purchase total and pay by card completely within your site.

Here's an example of what event ticket buyers would see at checkout with Stripe as your payment gateway:

Entering Payment Details

PLEASE NOTE: As of December 2019 the PayPal Payment Gateway is no longer supported by the TidyHQ Platform.


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