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What Credit Card Processor Does Squarespace Use?

Last updated on October 1, 2022 @ 7:13 am

When it comes to payment processing, Squarespace uses one of the most popular and trusted credit card processors in the world—Stripe. Stripe is a powerful platform that helps businesses of all sizes accept credit card payments online, in person, and via invoices.

With Stripe, you can accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, JCB, and Diners Club cards.

Squarespace has integrated Stripe’s payment processing system into its ecommerce platform to make it easy for businesses to start accepting credit card payments. All you need is a Squarespace account and a Stripe account—no additional setup is required.

When you’re ready to start taking payments, just enter your Stripe API keys into your Squarespace account and you’re all set.

PRO TIP: If you are thinking about using Squarespace to process your credit card payments, you should be aware that they use a third-party processor called Stripe. While Stripe is a reputable company, there have been some reports of issues with their customer service. Therefore, if you have any problems with your credit card payments being processed through Squarespace, you may have difficulty getting help from Stripe.

Stripe is known for its ease of use, security, and reliability. With Stripe, you can rest assured that your payments are processed quickly and securely.

And because Squarespace uses Stripe’s API keys for payment processing, you can also take advantage of all the features that Stripe has to offer—such as fraud prevention, customer management tools, and powerful analytics.

So if you’re looking for a credit card processor that is easy to use and offers a lot of features, Squarespace is a great option. And if you’re already using Stripe for your business, integrating it with Squarespace is a breeze.

Drew Clemente

Drew Clemente

Devops & Sysadmin engineer. I basically build infrastructure online.