How to accept credit cards on iPhones | Stripe
Mar 3, 2025 · Card reading: When you swipe a customer’s card, the swiper reads the magnetic stripe (or chip in more advanced models) and transmits the payment information to the app. …
Credit card swipes: Here’s what to know | Stripe
Feb 16, 2025 · Learn more about how credit card swipes work, what tools businesses need for swipe payments, and how to upgrade to EMV or contactless payments.
Card decline codes: A complete list and what they mean | Stripe
Oct 4, 2025 · Card authorization declines can happen for a variety of reasons. This list of card decline codes will explain the different types of declines and what they mean.
What’s instant ACH? How to send ACH transfers fast | Stripe
Mar 17, 2025 · Learn about the fastest way to send ACH payments and why businesses use this method.
Important information about BIC and SWIFT codes | Stripe
Feb 14, 2025 · Learn more about BIC and SWIFT codes in global payments, from what the acronyms stand for to the differences between them and how both codes are structured.
Troubleshoot UX700 | Stripe Documentation
To access the diagnostics menu: Swipe in from the left edge of the screen on your reader. Tap Settings. Enter the admin passcode. The default is 0-7-1-3-9. Select Diagnostics. The …
A guide to ACH vs. card transactions | Stripe
Jul 2, 2024 · Authorization: When a cardholder makes a purchase, they swipe or insert their credit card or enter card details online. This triggers an authorization request, which the business’s …
Master credit card payments: Step-by-step guide for businesses
Jun 6, 2025 · Countertop card readers Countertop card readers are best suited for businesses with physical counter space, allowing customers to swipe or tap their credit cards. Mobile card …
Stripe Terminal | Unified Commerce Platform
Stripe Terminal allows businesses to offer seamless and custom in-person payments for a unified commerce experience.
Electronic credit cards: What they are and how they work | Stripe
Mar 10, 2025 · They’re what you swipe, dip, or tap at checkout in stores. Electronic credit cards are well suited to online shopping or any situation where you don’t physically hand over a card.