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"We think of Stripe as having inverted its value proposition. We began as a payments company with add-ons. Today, we’re a multiproduct platform built around financial infrastructure. Everything we build is designed to help businesses grow by reducing friction and increasing their agency—to adapt their business models, operate in... show more

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Jason Shin1 month ago

@stripe you guys still have my money stop ignoring I am trying damm hard to communicate. @stripesupport release my available balance immediately please. @patrickc @collision @jrfarr @jeff_weinstein this is not how global company operates, fix it. I am serious. 210 days enough.

Jason Shin1 month ago

HEY ASSHOLE HOW DO YOU EXPECT PEOPLE TO RUN BUSINESS IF YOUR FUCKING COMPANY HOLDS LEGITIMATE EARNINGS FOR 7 MONTHS? ON TOP OF THAT YOUR SUPPORT TEAM COMPLETELY IGNORED ME FOR WHOHE 7 MONTHS. I HAVE ALL THE EVIDENCE. NOW SPEAK! FUCKING SCAM! @stripe WHAT THE FUCK?

Jason Shin1 month ago

Seriously what the fuck did I do to you other than trusted your company GIVE ME MY EARNINGS BACK MOTHERFUCKER ㅗ GOD DAMM IT'S BEEN FUCKING 7 MONTHS I WAITED BECAUSE YOU GUYS REQUIRED 180 DAYS TO COVER YOUR ASS ENOUGH MAN LET THE MONEY GO WTF BRO I GOTTA LIVE TOO FOR REAL

Jason Shin1 month ago

Better fix this shit ASAP Otherwise it will turn into shitshow very soon...I am warning @stripe

🥷Crypto Ninja💷1 month ago

One of the reasons stripe stand out strong 👏 and is absolutely the best choice of use 🤩

suqitah1 month ago

nice sweater honestly

Jason Shin1 month ago

Ha...after 6 months of earning held with absolutely no explanation now I need a SPECIALIST to receive my money. And they call themselves global company. @patrickc are you specialist? @collision @jrfarr @jeff_weinstein are you guys? The reality of fucking @stripe

Jason Shin1 month ago

Hey stripe If attorney or agencies get involved you will release anyway so why you making this difficult and wasting my time? Please be real and practical Zero issues on dashboard and I waited seven months way past 180 days wait I am asking respectfully Release my money

Prof. Eddie M. Ojara1 month ago

Everything else is going on well. But whats the plan for Stripe operation in Uganda?

Wesam N1 month ago

So damn good.

Deepak1 month ago

wait, Stripe becoming a financial infrastructure platform sounds powerful, but the smaller-business metric is time to first successful payout. If that number does not improve, the platform shift mainly benefits companies large enough to absorb the added complexity.

Whipcream_io1 month ago

The next advantage may be reducing the gap between signal → decision → action. More data doesn’t create growth if acting on it is still manual.

AI Mastery Guide1 month ago

That shift in thinking is a big move

leonel1 month ago

Por favor no inviertan aquí son incubadoras de fraudes como grupo daylin tardan más de 100 días te mandan comprobante falso de transacción bancaria, cuidado

Méric Géraldo1 month ago

Interesting to see Stripe framing themselves as a financial infrastructure platform first, payments second. Makes sense with the multiproduct approach.

Adel Bucetta1 month ago

this sounds like the natural progression of any successful fintech from solving one specific problem to becoming the underlying system that lets others solve theirs

Andre i.a1 month ago

Tem que por a opção de parcelamento do Brasil.

Argenti1 month ago

Cut the commission to 1% in Euro!!

ZedgaGhost1 month ago

payments+onboarding+dashboard revamp took our volume +160%, friction was the whole story

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