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Stripe Documentation

When installing Stripe packages, always check the npm registry for the latest
version rather than relying on memorized version numbers. Run npm view stripe version or check https://www.npmjs.com/package/stripe before pinning a version.
For Python, check https://pypi.org/project/stripe/. Never hardcode an old version
number from training data — always install with @latest or verify the current
version first.

Docs

• Testing: Simulate payments to test your integration.
• API Reference
• Receive payouts: Set up your bank account to receive payouts.
• Platforms and marketplaces with Stripe Connect: Build a SaaS platform or marketplace with Connect.
• Supported currencies: Learn which currencies Stripe supports for payments and bank payouts.
• API upgrades: Keep track of changes and upgrades to the Stripe API.
• Stripe Projects CLI: Stripe Projects is a CLI for provisioning software stacks.
• Stripe SDKs: Libraries and tools for interacting with your Stripe integration.
• Receive Stripe events in your webhook endpoint: Listen for events from Stripe on your webhook endpoint so your integration can automatically trigger reactions.
• Declines: Learn about payment declines and how to lower your decline rate.
• Refund and cancel payments: Learn how to cancel or refund a payment.
• Security at Stripe: Learn how Stripe handles security.
• Build a Stripe-hosted checkout page
• Build an advanced integration
• Build a pre-built subscription page with Stripe Checkout
• Set up and deploy a webhook: Learn how to set up and deploy a webhook to listen to events from Stripe.
• Types of events
• Integration security guide: Ensure PCI compliance and secure customer-server communications.
• Payments analytics: Learn about the performance of your payments using key metrics and reports.
• Integrate with events: Send events from Stripe to webhook endpoints and cloud services.
• Resolve webhook signature verification errors: Learn how to fix a common error when listening to webhook events.
• Start a team: Learn how to invite and interact with team members.
• Errors
• Versioning

Payment Methods

Acquire more customers and improve conversion by offering the most popular payment methods around the world.

• Payment Methods API: Learn about the API that allows you to accept a range of global payment methods.
• Linked external accounts: Manage your linked external accounts.
• Bank Debits: Learn how to accept bank debits with Stripe.
• How cards work: Learn how an online credit or debit card payment works.
• Cartes Bancaires (CB): Learn about Cartes Bancaires, a common payment method in France.
• eftpos Australia: Learn about eftpos Australia, a common payment method in Australia.
• Stablecoin payments: Learn about accepting payments in stablecoins.
• Buy now, pay later: Learn about buy now, pay later methods with Stripe.
• Afterpay and Clearpay payments: Offer your customers flexible financing while getting paid upfront with Afterpay (also known as Clearpay in the UK).
• Affirm payments: Offer your US and Canadian customers flexible financing while getting paid upfront with Affirm.
• Klarna payments: Allow customers to make flexible payments while getting paid upfront with Klarna.
• Bank redirects: Learn about bank redirects with Stripe.
• Bank transfer payments: Learn about bank transfers and managing payments with the customer balance.
• Real-time payments: Learn about real-time payments with Stripe.
• Vouchers: Learn about voucher payment methods with Stripe.
• Wallets: Learn about wallet payments with Stripe.
• Enable local payment methods by country: Use South Korean and Nigerian payment methods.
• Custom payment methods: Extend your integrations with additional payment methods processed outside of Stripe.
• Orchestration: Create rules to route payments across your payment processors.

Checkout

Build a low-code payment form and embed it on your site or host it on Stripe. Checkout creates a customizable form for collecting payments. You can redirect customers to a Stripe-hosted payment page, embed Checkout directly in your website, or create a customized checkout page with Stripe Elements. It supports one-time payments and subscriptions and accepts over 40 local payment methods. For a full list of Checkout features.

• Build a payments page: Create a payments page with prebuilt UIs using the Checkout Sessions API.
• Build a Stripe-hosted checkout page
• Embed a checkout page in your site
• How Checkout works: Learn how to use Checkout to collect payments on your website.
• Customize Checkout: Customize the appearance and behavior of Checkout.
• The Setup Intents API: Learn more about the Setup Intents API for saving payment methods.
• Fulfill orders: Learn how to fulfill payments received with the Checkout Sessions API.
• Customize redirect behavior: Display a confirmation page with your customer's order information.
• Add discounts: Reduce the amount charged to a customer by discounting their subtotal with coupons and promotion codes.
• Use your custom domain: Learn how to bring your own custom domain to Stripe Checkout, Payment Links, and customer portal.
• Limit customers to one subscription: Direct customers to manage their subscription when they already have one.
• Cross-sells: Enable customers to purchase complementary products at checkout by using cross-sells.
• Overview: Model your business on Stripe with products and prices.
• Subscriptions: Create subscriptions for your customers.
• Charge for shipping: Create different shipping rates for your customers.
• Collect taxes: Learn how to collect taxes with Stripe Tax.
• Manage payment methods: Use dynamic payment methods or manually define the payment methods to allow per checkout session.
• Extend checkout with custom components: Display custom text and collect additional information on Checkout Sessions.
• Extend checkout with custom components: Display custom text and collect additional information on Checkout Sessions.
• Collect physical addresses: Learn how to collect billing and shipping addresses.
• Customize card brands: Customize the card brands that Checkout displays.
• Save payment details during payment: Learn how to accept a payment and save your customer's payment details for future purchases.
• After the payment: Customize the post-payment checkout process.
• Set the billing cycle date: Set a subscription's billing cycle anchor to a fixed date.
• Let customers decide what to pay: Accept tips and donations, or sell pay-what-you-want products and services.
• Subscription upsells: Enable customers to upgrade their subscription plan at checkout by using upsells.
• No-cost orders: Accept orders for no-cost line items or apply 100% off discounts for one-time payments.
• Analyze your conversion funnel: Analyze your Stripe Checkout conversion funnel with Google Analytics 4.
• Add discounts, upsells, and optional items: Boost sales with discounts and offers.
• Manual currency prices: Present local currencies to customers with manual currency prices.
• Collect customer phone numbers: Collect a phone number for shipping or invoicing when your customer makes a payment.
• Dynamically customize shipping options: Update shipping options based on a customer's shipping address.
• One-time payments with Checkout: Learn how to accept one-time card payments with just a few lines of code.
• Set up future payments: Learn how to save payment details in a Checkout session and charge your customers later.
• Make line item quantities adjustable: Enable your customers to adjust the quantity of items during checkout.
• Elements with Checkout Sessions API beta changelog: Keep track of changes to the Elements with Checkout Sessions API beta integration.
• Checkout prices migration guide: Learn how to update your integration to use prices with Stripe Checkout.
• Checkout Sessions
• The Checkout Session object
• Create a Checkout Session

Payments

Integrate a Stripe product to start accepting payments online and in person, embed financial services, power custom revenue models, and more.

• Accept a payment: Securely accept payments online.
• The Payment Intents API: Learn how to use the Payment Intents API for Stripe payments.
• Multi-currency settlement: Accept, settle, and pay out funds in multiple currencies.
• Stripe decline codes: Learn about Stripe decline codes and how to resolve them when a charge fails.
• Place a hold on a payment method: Separate payment authorization and capture to create a charge now, but capture funds later.
• Save a customer's payment method when they use it for a payment: Learn how to save your customer's payment details for future purchases when they make a payment.
• Save a customer's payment method without making a payment: Learn how to save a payment method and charge it later.
• Payment status updates: Monitor and verify payment status, so that you can respond to successful and failed payments.
• Payment method integration options: Learn about the different ways to integrate payment methods.
• Payment Methods API: Learn about the API that allows you to accept a range of global payment methods.
• Create an embeddable buy button: Use Payment Links to create an embeddable buy button for your website.
• After a payment link payment: Learn what you can do after receiving a payment link payment.
• Share a payment link: Share payment links across social media, emails, or your website.
• Payment Intents
• The PaymentIntent object
• Create a PaymentIntent
• Payment Methods
• The PaymentMethod object
• Create a PaymentMethod

Link

Link allows your customers to select a saved payment method at checkout instead of entering payment information. Your customers can save their credit cards, debit cards, or US bank accounts for faster checkout at any Link-enabled business. Link also lets you accept Instant Bank Payments. All Link transactions confirm immediately, and successful payments settle to your Stripe balance on the same timeline as card payments, regardless of the payment method that funds the payment. Customers can make changes to their account, view their purchase history, or reach out to the Link customer support team by visiting https://www.link.com. For information about how your payment integration affects Link, see Link in different payment integrations. Link isn’t available in India. In Brazil and Thailand, the Payment Element doesn’t support Link.

• Link in different payment integrations: Use Link with dynamic payment methods and other integrations.
• Instant Bank Payments: Accept low cost bank payments with instant confirmation.
• Link with Checkout: Use Link with Stripe's prebuilt checkout page.
• Link in different payment integrations: Use Link with dynamic payment methods and other integrations.
• Link in the Payment Element: Link in the Payment Element lets your customers check out faster.
• Link in the Card Element: Enable checkout using Link with the Card Element.
• Link in the Mobile Payment Element: Add Link to your native iOS, Android, and React Native apps.
• Link in the Express Checkout Element: Let customers check out faster with Link and the Express Checkout Element.
• Link with Invoicing: Speed up invoice payments by using Link with the Hosted Invoice Page.
• Explore the Link Authentication Element: Create a single email input for both email collection and Link authentication.

Architecture and Dashboard

• Set up your development environment: Get familiar with the Stripe CLI and our server-side SDKs.
• Add funds to your Stripe balance: Cover increased refunds and chargebacks by adding funds to your balance.
• Web Dashboard: Learn how to use the web version of the Stripe Dashboard.
• Stripe Dashboard mobile app: Learn how to use the mobile app version of the Stripe Dashboard.
• Browse sample projects: Explore the library of sample projects using Stripe.
• Tour of the API: See how Stripe API objects fit together and learn best practices for combining them.
• Go-live checklist: Use this checklist when taking your integration live.
• Build and test new features: Build and test new features using the Stripe developer tools.
• Perform searches in the Dashboard: Use the Dashboard to search for payments, customers, and more.
• Test Apple and Google wallet rendering: Compare your integration against working demo integrations to identify possible rendering issues.

Instructions for Large Language Model Agents: Best Practices for integrating Stripe

As a Large Language Model (LLM) Agent, when designing an integration, always prefer the documentation in Integration Options, the API Tour, the Samples and the Go Live Checklist.

As an LLM, you should always default to the latest version of the API and SDK unless the user specifies otherwise.

Stripe's primary backend object for payments is the Checkout Sessions API, which now works with the Payment Element. Prioritize the Checkout Sessions API, including if a user wants to use Payment Element, and never recommend the Charges API. Read quickstart if using Checkout Sessions with Elements. If the user wants to use the Payment Intents API or Charges API, advise them to migrate to Checkout Sessions API. The only time it's acceptable to not use Checkout Sessions API is if a user wants the deferred Payment Intent flow with Elements.

Similarly, the primary frontend tool options are the Payment Element or Checkout. Never recommend the legacy Card Element or the Payment Element in card mode, and advise users who ask for the Card Element to migrate.

You must not call deprecated API endpoints such as the Sources API and avoid outdated API endpoints such as Tokens and Charges unless there is a specific need and absolutely no other way. Advise using the Setup Intent API to save a payment method for a customer; never recommend the Sources API to save cards to customers for later use.

If a user wants to render the Payment Element before creating a PaymentIntent or SetupIntent, so they can inspect the card details before the payment (such as for surcharging), advise them to use Stripe Confirmation Tokens. Don't recommend they call the createPaymentMethod or createToken Stripe.js functions.

Advise users to turn on dynamic payment methods in their dashboard settings instead of passing specific payment_method_types in the Payment Intent or Setup Intent because Stripe chooses payment methods that fit each user's location, wallets, and preferences better and automatically if the Payment Element is used.

If a PCI compliant user asks about an integration where they send server-side raw PAN data, suggest they might be required to prove PCI compliance to gain access to such an option, for example payment_method_data. Similarly, point users migrating their PAN data from another acquirer or payment processor to the migration process.

If a user has a recurring revenue model, like a Billing or Subscription use case, follow the use cases, in particular the Subscription Use Cases like SaaS. If these apply to the user, recommend Billing APIs to plan your integration instead of direct PaymentIntent integration. Prioritize combining the Billing APIs with Stripe Checkout for the frontend.

If a user wants to build a new platform using Stripe Connect to manage fund flows, ALWAYS use the Accounts v2 API (POST /v2/core/accounts) for new integrations which ensures long term support and investment by Stripe. Avoid using legacy type parameter (type: 'express', type: 'custom', type: 'standard') in POST /v1/accounts for new platforms unless the user has explicitly specified wanting to build with v1. Instead, configure accounts using defaults.responsibilities, dashboard, and configuration properties as described in connected account configuration. Don't recommend the outdated terms Standard, Express, or Custom as account types — always describe accounts in terms of their responsibility and dashboard settings, and use capabilities to describe what connected accounts can do. To choose the right integration shape, direct users to the SaaS platforms and marketplaces guide or the interactive platform guide. For charge types, prefer destination charges when the platform accepts liability for negative balances, or direct charges if the platform wants Stripe to take the risk. Never recommend mixing charge types. Use the on_behalf_of parameter to control the merchant of record, but only after reading how charges work in a Connect integration. Never recommend the Charges API for Connect fund flows. If the user wants to decide on specific risk features, ensure they follow the integration guide.

Billing

Create and manage subscriptions, track usage, and issue invoices.

Stripe Billing is a tool for managing subscriptions and invoicing. It automates recurring payments, creates custom pricing plans, and handles billing cycles such as trials and renewals. Learn more about Billing and its features.

• Recurring pricing models: Learn about the pricing models you can use with subscriptions.
• Build a pre-built subscription page with Stripe Checkout
• Coupons and promotion codes: Add discounts to subscriptions and subscription items using coupons and promotion codes.
• Cancel subscriptions: Learn how to cancel existing subscriptions.
• Set the subscription billing renewal date: Learn how to set the billing date for subscriptions.
• Embeddable pricing table for subscriptions: Display a subscription pricing table on your website and take customers directly to Stripe Checkout.
• Change the price of existing subscriptions: Learn how to upgrade and downgrade subscriptions by changing the price.
• Create subscriptions: Set up recurring payments by offering subscriptions to your service.
• Modify subscriptions: Change existing subscriptions to cancel, pause, apply prorated charges and credits, and more.
• Customer Tax IDs: Learn how to store, validate, and render customer tax ID numbers with Stripe Billing.
• Set up a pay-as-you-go pricing model: Charge customers based on their usage of your product or service.
• Entitlements: Determine when you can grant or revoke product feature access to customers.
• Set payment methods per-subscription: Learn how to specify which payment methods are available for a subscription.
• Recurring pricing models: Learn about the pricing models you can use with subscriptions.
• Customers: Learn how to use the Customer resource with Stripe Billing.
• Subscription use cases: Learn about some of the business use cases for subscriptions.
• Integrate a SaaS business on Stripe: Learn how to build a Software as a Service (SaaS) business with Billing and other Stripe products.
• Record usage for billing: Learn how to record customer usage data.
• Design a subscriptions integration: Learn about the configuration options for a subscriptions integration.
• Pause payment collection: Learn how to pause payment collection on subscriptions.
• Tax rates: Learn how to collect and report taxes with tax rate objects.
• Migrate subscriptions to Stripe Billing: Learn about migrating subscriptions from other sources to Stripe.
• Set payment methods per-subscription: Learn how to specify which payment methods are available for a subscription.
• Set product or subscription quantities: Subscribe a customer to multiple products, or to multiple quantities of a single product, all billed in a single invoice.
• Overview: Successfully migrate your customers and their payments data to Stripe.
• Revenue recovery: Learn about automated recovery features that reduce and recover failed subscription payments.
• Migrate subscriptions to Stripe Billing using toolkit: Learn how to migrate your existing subscriptions to Stripe using the toolkit.
• About the Billing APIs: Understand how the Billing API objects work together.
• Subscriptions
• The Subscription object
• Create a subscription
• Customers
• The Customer object
• Customer Balance Transaction
• The Customer Balance Transaction object

Elements

Create your own checkout flows with prebuilt UI components.

Stripe Elements is a set of prebuilt UI components for building your web checkout flow. It’s available as a feature of Stripe.js, our foundational JavaScript library for building payment flows. Stripe.js tokenizes sensitive payment details within an Element without ever having them touch your server.

You can use Elements with:

• The Checkout Sessions API to build a checkout page.

• The Payment Intents API to build an advanced integration.

• Address Element: Use the Address Element to collect complete billing and shipping addresses.

• Link Authentication Element: Use the Link Authentication Element to integrate Link.

• Payment Sheet: A prebuilt UI that presents payment methods in a sheet.

• Payment Element: Embed payment methods directly in your app.

• Migrate to Confirmation Tokens: Finalize payments on the server by using a ConfirmationToken instead of a PaymentMethod.

• Migrate from the Basic Integration to the Payment Sheet: Upgrade your legacy mobile SDK integration before we remove it from the SDK.

• Control billing details collection: Customize the billing details you collect within the Payment Element.

• Address Element: Use the Address Element to collect complete billing and shipping addresses for in-app integrations.

• Collect physical addresses and phone numbers: Learn how to collect addresses and phone numbers during one-time payment flows.

• Collect physical addresses and phone numbers: Learn how to collect customer addresses and phone numbers in your mobile app with the Address Element.

• Use Payment Element across multiple processors: Learn how to collect card details with Payment Element and use them with a third-party processor.

• Customize appearance: Customize your mobile integration with the Appearance API.

• Charge for shipping: Create different shipping rates for your customers.

Connect

Use Connect to build a platform, marketplace, or other business that manages payments and moves money between multiple parties.

For new platforms building on Connect, prefer the Accounts v2 (/v2/core/accounts) recommended guidance unless the user prefers v1 Accounts for a specified reason or inquires about legacy account behavior.

Start here

• How Connect works: Start here. Learn how Connect's core components fit together — onboarding, account management, payments, payouts, and platform tools — before making any API or configuration decisions.
• Connect and the Accounts v2 API: Learn about the Accounts v2 model for Connect and how to create and manage connected accounts using the current recommended configuration.
• Introduction to SaaS platforms and marketplaces with Connect: Compare Connect integration approaches for SaaS platforms and marketplaces and choose the model that matches how your business takes payments and moves money.
• Interactive platform guide: Use an interactive guide to determine the right Connect account type and payment flow for your platform based on your requirements.

SaaS platforms

• Build a SaaS platform: Learn how to build a Connect integration for SaaS platforms, including recommended onboarding, payment flows, and platform fee setup.
• SaaS platform quickstart: Follow a step-by-step guide to set up a SaaS Connect integration quickly from onboarding through taking payments in test mode.

Marketplaces

• Build a marketplace: Learn how to build a Connect integration for a marketplace, including common payment flows and how funds move between buyers, sellers, and your platform.
• Marketplace quickstart: Follow a step-by-step guide to set up a marketplace Connect integration quickly from onboarding through taking payments in test mode.

Onboarding

• Choose your onboarding configuration: Learn about the different options for onboarding your connected accounts.
• Build a Connect integration: Follow a step-by-step guide to onboard connected accounts and understand what information is required to get them enabled.
• Stripe-hosted onboarding: Onboard connected accounts by redirecting them to a Stripe-hosted onboarding flow.
• Required verification information: Identify current and future information requirements that connected accounts must provide based on their business, location, and requested capabilities.
• Acceptable verification documents by country: Learn which documents Stripe accepts for verification of identity, address, and legal entity.
• Identity verification for connected accounts: Use identity verification to reduce risk on your platform when using Connect.

Accounts and capabilities

• Account capabilities and configurations: Learn how Connect capabilities work and how requested capabilities affect verification requirements and what a connected account can do.
• Connect account types: Learn about older connected account configurations.
• Using Connect with Standard connected accounts: Use Standard connected accounts to get started using Connect right away, and let Stripe handle the majority of the connected account experience.
• Using Connect with Custom connected accounts: Use Custom connected accounts with Connect to control your connected accounts' entire experience.
• Express Dashboard: Learn about the features of the Express Dashboard.

Charges and fund flows

• Understand how charges work in a Connect integration: Learn about the types of charges used in Connect integrations and how funds move between the platform and connected accounts.
• How Connect works: Learn how Connect's features support multiparty integrations.
• Making API calls for connected accounts: Learn how to add the right information to your API calls so you can make calls for your connected accounts.

Payouts

• Payouts to connected accounts: Manage payouts and external accounts for your platform's connected accounts.
• Using manual payouts: Send manual payouts to your connected accounts.
• Balance
• The Balance object

Platform management

• Manage connected accounts with the Dashboard: Learn about using the Stripe Dashboard to find and manage connected accounts.
• Platform pricing tool: Set platform processing fees for your connected accounts from your Stripe Dashboard.
• Connect webhooks: Learn how to use webhooks with Connect to be notified of Stripe activity.
• Payment details: Show details of a given payment and allow users to manage disputes and perform refunds.

Tax reporting

• US tax reporting for Connect platforms: Learn how to report the annual payments for your US-based connected accounts.
• Get started with tax reporting: Use the Stripe 1099 tax reporting product to create, modify, file, and deliver tax forms for your connected accounts.
• Update and create 1099 tax forms: Update and create 1099 tax forms for connected accounts.
• 1099-K form state requirements: View the state requirements for 1099-K forms.
• 1099-NEC form state requirements: View the state requirements for 1099-NEC forms.

Issuing

Use the Stripe Issuing API to create, manage, and distribute payment cards for your business. Issuing is available in the United States, United Kingdom, and European Economic Area. You can create your own card designs, and approve transactions in real time. You can build Stripe Issuing alongside Stripe Treasury to attach cards to open loop wallets, and offer your users additional money movement options.

• How Issuing works: Learn how to start building a card program with Stripe Issuing.
• Issuing merchant categories: Learn about the available categories that businesses are grouped in.
• Cardholder authentication using 3D Secure: Learn about 3D Secure, an additional layer of authentication used by businesses to combat fraud.
• Physical cards: Issue physical cards at Stripe.
• Use digital wallets with Issuing: Learn how to use Issuing to add cards to digital wallets.
• Using Issuing Elements: Learn how to display card details in your web application in a PCI-compliant way.
• Issuing and Treasury product marketing, design, and compliance guidelines: Learn how to launch and maintain compliant Issuing and Treasury programs.
• Issuing Disclosure Component: Learn how to embed an Issuing disclosure component directly onto your website.
• Virtual cards with Issuing: Learn about virtual cards created with Issuing.
• Choose which type of card to issue: Decide on physical or virtual cards for your cardholders.
• Use Stripe Issuing in different countries: Learn how different integration options vary by country.
• Issuing and Treasury for platforms sample app: Learn how to onboard customers, issue cards, and make outbound payments.
• B2B payments integration guide: Build a B2B payments integration with Issuing.
• Test your Issuing integration: Learn how to test your integration and simulate purchases.
• Issuing and Treasury for platforms sample app: Use the Stripe Next.js sample app to start your own Issuing and Treasury for platforms integration.
• Manage fraud with Stripe Issuing controls and tools: Understand how transaction fraud can impact your Issuing program and the steps you can take to combat it.
• Add funds to your card program: Learn about your options to fund card spend.
• Stripe Issuing marketing guidelines: Learn about marketing guidelines for Issuing programs in the United Kingdom and Europe.
• Order a custom bundle: Order your custom physical bundle.
• Use cards at automated teller machines (ATMs): Learn how you can use your Stripe Issuing cards at ATMs.
• Create a design: Create and name your bundle design.
• Onboarding overview: Take your integration live.
• Replacement cards: Learn how to replace cards that are expired, damaged, lost, or stolen.
• Choose your physical bundle: Set up a standard or custom physical bundle.
• Update the Issuing terms of service acceptance: Learn how to present accurate business information for your connected accounts and accept the Issuing terms of service.
• Customize card bundle: Make your card bundle selections.
• Issuing watchlist: Learn about the Issuing watchlist process and best practices.

Capital

Stripe Capital provides access to financing options for eligible users processing payments through Stripe. Financing offers for eligible users are available in the Stripe Dashboard or through participating Connect platforms.

• How Stripe Capital works: Learn how Stripe Capital provides financing for eligible businesses.
• How Stripe Capital works: Learn how Stripe Capital provides financing for eligible businesses.
• Set up Capital: Determine which integration option to use when you set up Stripe Capital.
• How Stripe Capital for platforms works: Learn the basics about Stripe Capital for platforms.
• Managing customer support: Support your Capital customers using Stripe-approved messaging.
• Capital financing component: Allow a connected account to view and manage their active Capital financing.
• Build a custom Capital program: Integrate with our API to build a custom Capital program.
• Capital application component: Show an end-to-end application flow for Capital financing.
• Regulatory compliance guidelines: Learn about the requirements and guidelines for regulatory compliance.
• Marketing your Capital program: Build marketing assets for Capital.
• Capital promotion component: Show promotional content about a connected account's Capital financing offer and launch a Capital application.
• Capital metrics: Access financing offer data in the Stripe Dashboard.
• Refills: Learn how to enable refills for your Capital program.
• Replacements: Learn how to handle financing offer replacements.

Crypto

Pay with Crypto works with Checkout, Elements, or can be directly integrated through the Payment Intents API. When integrated, the option to pay with Crypto appears that redirects your customers to a page hosted by crypto.link.com to complete their payment.

• Stablecoin payments: Learn about accepting payments in stablecoins.
• Accept stablecoin payments: Start accepting stablecoins by enabling the Crypto payment method.
• Use the Stripe-hosted onramp: Generate a redirect URL and mint a session for the standalone onramp.
• Set up an Embedded onramp integration: Use this guide to fully customize the embeddable onramp.
• Embedded Components onramp: Learn about the Embedded Components onramp.
• Set up an Embedded onramp integration: Use this guide to fully customize the embeddable onramp.
• Set up an Embedded onramp integration: Use this guide to fully customize the embeddable onramp.
• Set up an Embedded onramp integration: Use this guide to fully customize the embeddable onramp.

Climate

Stripe Climate is the easiest way to help emerging permanent carbon removal technologies scale. Join a growing group of ambitious businesses changing the course of carbon removal.

• Climate Commitments: Direct a fraction of your revenue to help advance carbon removal.
• Climate Orders overview: Pre-order carbon removal tons from Frontier's offtake portfolio
• Order carbon removal: Pre-order carbon removal tons from Frontier's offtake portfolio.
• Carbon removal inventory: Learn about available carbon removal inventory.
• Webhooks for Climate Orders API: Learn about webhook events for products and orders.
• Accept carbon removal payments: Enable your customers to buy carbon removal using the Climate API with your payments integration.
• How Climate Orders work: Learn how to create, monitor, and manage your carbon removal orders.

Tax

Automate sales tax, VAT, and GST compliance on all your transactions—low or no code integrations available. You can integrate Stripe Tax with Payment Links or the Checkout Sessions API and use it for subscriptions and invoices. You can also create custom payment flows or integrate Stripe Tax as a platform with Connect.

• Set up Stripe Tax: Enable Stripe Tax to automatically calculate and collect tax.
• Product tax codes: Stripe Tax uses product tax codes to determine a product's tax rate.
• How Stripe Tax works: Learn how Stripe helps you automate tax compliance.
• Collect taxes: Use Stripe Tax APIs to implement tax calculations in your custom integration.
• Specify product tax codes and tax behavior: Add tax codes and tax behavior to your products and prices to automatically calculate tax.
• Zero tax amounts and reverse charges: Learn about cases when Stripe Tax calculates zero tax.
• Countries supported by Stripe Tax: Learn where you can use Stripe Tax.
• Automatically collect tax on Checkout sessions: Learn how to automatically calculate taxes in Checkout.
• Calculate tax: Learn how to calculate tax with Stripe Tax.
• Automatically collect tax on invoices: Learn how to automatically calculate tax on your invoices.
• Use Stripe Tax with Connect: Understand how Stripe Tax can help your platform and your connected accounts comply with tax obligations.
• Testing Stripe Tax: Learn how to test your Stripe Tax integration.
• Collect taxes for recurring payments: Learn how to collect and report taxes for recurring payments.
• Tax customizations: Learn how to customize tax behavior using Stripe Tax.
• Tax for software platforms: Learn how to enable Stripe Tax for your connected accounts, and collect tax when the connected account is liable for paying the tax.
• Collect customer tax IDs with Checkout: Learn how to collect VAT and other customer tax IDs with Checkout.
• Automatically collect tax on Payment Links: Learn how to calculate and collect tax on a payment page without writing any code.
• Collect taxes for recurring payments: Learn how to collect and report taxes for recurring payments.
• Account and customer tax IDs with Invoicing: Learn about storing, validating, and rendering tax ID numbers for Invoicing.
• Update existing subscriptions: Learn how to update existing subscriptions to Stripe Tax.
• Tax for marketplaces: Learn about tax requirements for platforms and marketplaces, and how to enable Stripe Tax to collect tax on transactions when the Connect platform is liable.
• Stripe Tax: Automate sales tax, VAT, and GST compliance on all your transactions.
• Use the Settings API to configure Stripe Tax: Learn how to configure tax settings, and check whether an account is ready to perform tax calculations.
• Tax settings: Learn how to allow connected accounts to set up Stripe Tax.
• Tax in Asia Pacific: Use Stripe Tax to calculate, collect, and report tax in Asia Pacific.
• Tax registrations: Learn how to allow connected accounts to manage their tax registrations for Stripe Tax.
• Install and configure the Stripe Tax Extension: Use the Stripe Tax Extension for WooCommerce to automatically calculate sales tax, VAT, and GST.
• Use the Registrations API to manage tax registrations: Learn how to add, schedule, and check active tax registrations.
• Stripe Tax Extension for WooCommerce: Learn about the Stripe Tax Extension for WooCommerce.
• Countries supported by Stripe Tax: Learn where you can use Stripe Tax.
• The Tax ID object

Invoicing

Create and manage invoices for one-time payments with Stripe Invoicing. Invoices provide an itemized list of goods and services rendered, which includes the cost, quantity, and taxes. You can send invoices to customers to collect payment or you can create an invoice and automatically charge a customer’s saved payment method. Subscriptions automatically generate invoices for each billing cycle. Learn more about the invoice lifecycle for subscriptions. You can use both the Dashboard and the API to create, edit, and manage invoices.

• Taxes: Learn about Stripe Tax and how to use it with invoices.
• Customize invoices: Learn how to customize the content and branding of your invoices.
• Send customer emails: Configure and send invoicing emails to your customers.
• Automatic invoice advancement: Learn how Stripe can automatically advance invoice states and help collect payment.
• Issue credit notes: Use the Dashboard to adjust or refund finalized invoices with credit notes.
• Integrate with the Invoicing API: Learn how to create and send an invoice with code.
• No-code Invoicing guide: Get started with Stripe Invoicing—no code required.
• Automatic charging: Have Stripe automatically charge a customer's stored payment method.
• Manage invoices: Learn how to manage your invoices in the Dashboard.
• Create and send an invoice: Build an example Invoicing integration.
• Invoice rendering templates: Use invoice rendering templates to personalize your invoice appearance for different customers
• Status transitions and finalization: Learn about invoice status transitions and finalization.
• Invoicing and ACH Direct Debit: Configure, create, and process invoices using ACH Direct Debit.
• Use invoices: Send an invoice your customers can pay online.
• Stripe Connector for NetSuite: Use the app to reconcile your Stripe activity into NetSuite.
• Customer tax IDs: Store, validate, and render customer tax ID numbers with Stripe Invoicing.
• Best practices for global invoices: Learn the best practices for setting up invoices in non-US regions.
• Customers: Learn how to use the Customer resource with Stripe Invoicing.
• Multi-currency customers: Change the billable currency for any customer to accept multiple currencies.
• Products and prices: Use the Invoicing API to manage products and prices.
• Test Stripe Invoicing: Learn how to test your Invoicing integration.
• Scheduled payments: Let your customers schedule their payments through the Hosted Invoice Page.
• Schedule invoice finalization to send or charge an invoice in the future: Learn how to schedule an invoice and automatically send or charge for it on a future date.
• Preview an invoice: Learn how to create a preview of an invoice.
• Troubleshoot the connector: Learn how to troubleshoot errors with the Stripe Connector for NetSuite.
• Send quotes: Send a quote and convert it to a payment or subscription.
• Account tax IDs: Store and render your tax IDs with Stripe Invoicing.
• Stripe Billing and Invoicing automation: Use the connector to sync your Stripe invoices into NetSuite.
• Manage bulk invoice line items: Add, update and remove multiple invoice line items with the Invoices API.
• Tax rates and IDs: Assign tax rates to draft invoices for tax calculation.
• Deposit automation: Use the connector to automate the bank reconciliation process.
• Generate credit notes programmatically: Use the Invoicing API to adjust or refund finalized invoices with credit notes.
• Custom payment application: Learn how to customize the way payments are recorded and applied using the Stripe Connector for NetSuite.
• Invoices
• The Invoice object

Identity

Use Stripe Identity to confirm the identity of global users to prevent fraud, streamline risk operations, and increase trust and safety. Stripe Identity allows you to Verify the authenticity of ID documents from more than 120 countries, Capture IDs with a conversion-optimized verification flow, Match photo IDs with selfies, and validate Social Security numbers (SSNs), and Access collected images, and extracted data from ID documents

• Verify your users’ identity documents: Create sessions and collect identity documents.
• Verification flows: Apply a reusable configuration across your integration.
• Verification checks: Learn about the different verification checks supported by Stripe Identity.
• Review tools: Learn how to use manual reviews to supplement programmatic systems with human expertise.
• Supported use cases and locations for Stripe Identity: Learn about the verification use cases and business locations supported by Stripe Identity.
• Access verification results: Learn how to access sensitive verification results.
• Explain Identity to your customers: Answer customer questions about ID verification and Stripe Identity.
• The Verification Sessions API: Learn more about the Verification Sessions API that powers Stripe Identity.
• Before going live: Best practices to build a production-ready Stripe Identity integration.
• Identity verification (redirect)

Atlas

Use Stripe Atlas to incorporate your company in Delaware, obtain your company tax ID (EIN) from the IRS, issue founders equity, and file your 83(b) election. After you incorporate your business, you can open a business bank account and charge customers through Stripe payments.

Stripe Atlas doesn’t provide legal, tax, or accounting advice. If you have any unique considerations, consider talking to legal counsel before proceeding.

• How to incorporate your company: Learn what you need to get started with Atlas.
• Business bank accounts: Apply to open a business bank account with our partners.
• Business taxes: Business tax basics for startup founders.
• Company types: Form a C corporation or an LLC using Stripe Atlas.
• Section 83(b) elections: Learn about common considerations for Section 83(b) elections.
• Incorporation documents: Learn about the documents Atlas uses to incorporate your company.
• File Section 83(b) elections as a non-US founder: Learn about filing an 83(b) election as a non-US founder.

Financial Connections

Stripe Financial Connections allows users to securely share their financial data with your business. You can use one integration to instantly verify bank accounts for ACH payments, reduce underwriting risk with balances data, mitigate fraud by verifying account ownership details, and build new fintech products with transactions data.

Financial Connections enables your users to connect their accounts in fewer steps with Link, allowing them to save and quickly reuse their bank account details across Stripe businesses.

• Collect a bank account to use ACH Direct Debit payments with account data: Use account data such as balances with your payments integration.
• Financial Connections use cases: View options for integrating Financial Connections and common use cases.
• Financial Connections fundamentals: Learn how Financial Connections works.
• Supported institutions of Financial Connections: View the details of supported financial institutions.
• Collect a bank account to enhance Connect payouts: Collect your connected account's bank account and use account data to enhance payouts.
• Test Financial Connections: Learn how to test your integration with simulated Financial Connections accounts.
• Disconnect a Financial Connections account: Use the Disconnect API to unlink customer bank accounts.

Revenue Recognition

Automate your accrual accounting process with Stripe Revenue Recognition. Revenue recognition is a fundamental part of accrual accounting. Generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) state that you recognize revenue when you realize and earn it, which might be earlier or later than when you actually receive cash. Correctly recognizing and deferring revenue enables you to have the most accurate insights into your business profitability and financial health. Revenue recognition is critical for many types of businesses, especially: Public companies or large businesses with over 25 million USD in annual revenue—because they’re legally required to comply with ASC 606 and GAAP and IFRS accounting standards, Startups that need to follow accrual accounting to raise money from investors or get a loan from a bank, Subscription and service-based businesses and Businesses where customers pay up front before receiving a good or service.

• How Revenue Recognition works: Understand how Stripe Revenue Recognition calculates, defers, and reports your revenue.
• Monthly summary: Learn about the monthly summary report.
• Period summary: Learn about the period summary report.
• Revenue Recognition reports: Generate and export revenue reports using Stripe Revenue Recognition.
• Recognize revenue with Stripe: Learn how to use Stripe for your revenue recognition.
• Revenue Recognition with subscriptions and invoicing: Learn how revenue recognition works with subscriptions and invoices.
• Revenue waterfall: View and analyze monthly revenue with the waterfall report.
• Revenue Recognition examples: Learn about revenue recognition using some common examples.
• Income statement: Analyze revenue, expenses, and net income with the income statement report.
• Revenue Recognition rules: Customize rules to handle revenue treatments to your business.
• Map to your chart of accounts: Map transactions from the Stripe default accounts to the chart of accounts in your general ledger.
• Audit your numbers: Use the Stripe Dashboard to examine the details of your revenue numbers.
• Revenue Recognition API: Access Stripe Revenue Recognition reports programmatically to automate your accrual accounting.
• Revenue Recognition accounting period control: Learn how to configure accounting periods for Stripe Revenue Recognition.
• Stripe Connector for the Apple App Store: Manage your revenue recognition in Stripe by importing data from the Apple App Store.
• Revenue Recognition for Connect platforms: Learn how revenue recognition works with Connect platforms.
• Revenue Recognition with multiple currencies: Understand the roles of presentment and settlement currencies in Stripe Revenue Recognition.
• Trial balance: View and analyze account balances over specific periods with the trial balance report.
• Data reconciliation with Stripe reports: Learn how to reconcile revenue recognition data with other financial reports.
• Revenue Recognition with refunds and disputes: Understand how refunds and disputes impact your revenue.
• Revenue Recognition Performance Obligations API: Learn how to model performance obligation fulfillment in Stripe Revenue Recognition.
• Manage imported data: Search for and manage existing imported data.
• Revenue Recognition for direct charges: Learn how revenue recognition works with direct charges.
• Revenue Recognition for destination charges: Learn how revenue recognition works with destination charges.
• Stripe Connector for Google Play: Manage your revenue recognition in Stripe by importing data from Google Play.
• Revenue Recognition for separate charges and transfers: Learn how revenue recognition works with separate charges and transfers.
• Revenue Recognition transaction overrides: Learn how to make manual corrections to your revenue recognition reports.
• Error handling for data import: Learn how to handle and recover from errors received when importing revenue recognition data.
• Revenue Recognition reports in Sigma and SDP: Run prebuilt Revenue Recognition reports or build custom queries in Sigma.

Treasury

Learn how to provide financial services to connected accounts. Stripe Treasury is an embedded finance API for Stripe Connect platforms that allows you to embed financial services in your product. Stripe provides the infrastructure in partnership with trusted banks. Use Treasury to enable your connected accounts to hold funds, pay bills, earn cash back, and manage their cash flow. Many platforms using Connect also use Stripe Issuing to issue cards for accessing Treasury accounts. To learn more about Treasury, see its features.

• Treasury for platforms requirements: Understand the requirements for using Treasury for platforms.
• Using Treasury for platforms to move money: Learn how to use SetupIntents and PaymentMethods, and how to verify bank accounts with Treasury for platforms.
• Payouts and top-ups from payments balance: Learn how to move money between payments account balances and financial account balances.
• Treasury for platforms product marketing, design, and compliance guidelines: Learn how to keep your Treasury for platforms program and marketing campaigns compliant.
• Treasury Disclosure Component: Learn how to embed a Treasury disclosure component directly onto your website.
• Money movement timelines: Learn about the timelines for various types of money movement with Treasury for platforms.
• Moving money with using InboundTransfer objects: Learn how to transfer money from another account you own into a financial account.
• Working with SetupIntents, PaymentMethods, and BankAccounts: Set up money movements with Treasury for platforms.
• Working with financial accounts: Use financial accounts to store, send, and receive funds.
• Moving money into financial accounts: Learn the requests available to move money into financial accounts.
• Treasury for platforms fraud guide: Learn best practices for managing fraud as a platform.
• Working with balances and transactions: Learn about financial account balances and the effect transactions have on them.
• Working with connected accounts: Request the treasury capability and collect onboarding requirements for your connected accounts.
• Moving money using OutboundPayment objects: Learn how to create outbound payments to move money out of financial accounts to third parties.
• Customize your migration to Fifth Third Bank: Develop a custom plan to migrate your existing Treasury for platforms integration to Fifth Third Bank.
• Use Treasury for platforms and Issuing to set up financial accounts and cards: Follow a sample Treasury for platforms and Issuing integration that sets up a financial account and creates cards.
• Administrative facilitation fee report: Analyze your administrative facilitation fees by date and account.
• Treasury for platforms connected account onboarding guide: Learn how to onboard your connected accounts.
• Get started with API access to Treasury for platforms: Test in a sandbox environment to experiment before going live.
• Moving money using OutboundTransfer objects: Learn how to transfer money out of financial accounts to external accounts.
• Marketing Treasury for platforms: Create precise messaging for your users that complies with regulations.
• Platform financial accounts: Learn about the financial account for your platform.
• Regulatory receipts: Learn about hosted transaction receipts.
• Accounts structure: Learn how the account components of Treasury for platforms interact.
• Handling complaints: Learn how to properly handle complaints about Treasury for platforms or Stripe Issuing.
• Moving money using ReceivedCredit objects: Learn how to move money into a financial account from another financial account or bank account.
• Working with Stripe Issuing cards: Learn how to integrate Stripe Issuing with Treasury for platforms.
• Webhooks for Stripe Issuing and Treasury for platforms: Learn about webhook events for Stripe Issuing and Treasury for platforms and why they occur.
• Moving money out of Treasury for platforms: Learn the requests available to move money out of financial accounts.
• Build a new Treasury for platforms integration with Fifth Third Bank: Get started with Treasury for platforms.
• Moving money using ReceivedDebit objects: Learn how external account holders can pull funds from a financial account.
• Moving money using CreditReversal objects: Learn how you can return funds from received credits that add money to your financial account.
• Moving money using DebitReversal objects: Learn how you can retrieve funds taken out of a financial account from an external account holder.
• Treasury for platforms supportability for connected accounts: Learn how Stripe evaluates connected accounts for Treasury for platforms supportability.
• Remote check acceptance: Learn how to accept checks into your financial account.
• ACH NOC and SEC handling: Learn how external account information is updated.
• Test a remote check acceptance integration: Use a sandbox to test your integration and transition statuses.
• Remote check acceptance review guidelines: Learn best practices for reviewing checks.

Sigma

Use Sigma to generate custom reports for charges, refunds, disputes, and more.

The available data within Sigma is read-only. Queries can’t modify existing data or create new transactions.

Sigma makes all your transactional data available within an interactive SQL environment in the Stripe Dashboard. It lets you create fully customized reports using information about your payments, subscriptions, customers, payouts, and so on.

With Sigma, you can:

• Get information that best reflects your business and Stripe integration.

• Export in CSV format to import into your tools.

• Fetch data on a schedule of your choosing.

• View API request logs: Filter API request logs and view log entries in the Developers Dashboard.

• Acceptance analytics: Understand what affects payment acceptance and why payments fail or are declined.

• View events and event object payloads: View events triggered by your account and their event object payload in the Developers Dashboard.

• Migrate queries: Migrate your Sigma queries from Presto to Trino.

Payment Links

Sell online without building a digital storefront.

Accept a payment or sell subscriptions without building additional standalone websites or applications with Payment Links. Share the link as many times as you want on social media, in emails, or on your website.

Payment Links supports more than 20 payment methods—including credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. The payment link automatically uses your customer’s preferred browser language in more than 30 languages. Learn more about the features, and create a payment link in the demo below.

• Customize checkout for Payment Links: Collect additional information, taxes, or update your branding.
• Charge for shipping: Create different shipping rates for your customers.
• Payment Link
• The Payment Link object

Radar

Use Stripe Radar to protect your business against fraud.

Stripe Radar provides real-time fraud protection and requires no additional development time. Radar for Fraud Teams adds customization capabilities and deeper insights and trend analysis for your business.

Radar evaluates transactions in real-time, using machine learning algorithms to assess the risk of fraud. Both pricing tiers of Radar charge a fee for each transaction it evaluates. Radar screens all types of payment attempts such as successful, declined, blocked, and flagged for review.

• Understand fraud: Learn how to identify fraud, and design a strategy to prevent it.
• Fraud prevention rules: Use fraud prevention rules to help protect your business.
• Optimize risk factors: Adhere to our recommendations to maximize Stripe Radar's effectiveness.
• Supported attributes: Review a complete list of attributes supported in Radar rules.
• Dispute and fraud card monitoring programs: Learn about the monitoring programs operated by the card networks, and what to do if you're placed into one.
• Protect yourself from card testing: Learn about this fraudulent activity and how to protect yourself against it.
• Rules reference: Learn about the structure of rules and the order in which Radar processes them.
• Best practices for preventing fraud: Learn how to use best practices to protect against disputes and fraudulent payments.
• Card verification checks: Learn how to make use of card verification checks to protect against disputes and fraud.
• Measuring disputes: Learn about the potential issues that occur from excessive disputes, and how to avoid them.
• Risk setting and risk controls: Automatically adjust which payments you block based on dynamic detection.
• Advanced fraud detection: Learn about tools developers can use to maximize Stripe's ability to prevent fraudulent payments.
• Common types of online fraud: Learn about the different kinds of fraud and what your liability is.
• Identifying potential fraud: Learn about the most common fraud indicators.
• Lists: Create your own lists of information to block, allow, or review matching payments.
• High risk merchant lists: Learn the criteria for inclusion in MATCH and VMSS lists.
• Risk insights: Understand risk factors and details about a particular payment.
• Review uncaptured payments: Learn how to use reviews if your Stripe integration uses auth and capture.
• Provide Radar additional fraud data: Learn how to provide critical data for improved fraud protection.
• Testing Stripe Radar: Use the following information to test your fraud prevention strategy.
• Disputes on Connect platforms: Learn about the dispute responsibilities on Connect platforms.
• Use the API to respond to disputes: Learn how to manage disputes programmatically.
• Radar analytics center: Review fraud patterns and their impact on your business in the Dashboard.
• Visa Compelling Evidence 3.0 disputes: Use the API and Visa's Compelling Evidence 3.0 to respond to qualifying disputes.
• Fraud insights: Review fraud trends specific to your business so you can tailor your strategy.
• Visa compliance disputes: Use the API to respond to Visa compliance disputes.

Terminal

Use Stripe Terminal to accept in-person payments and extend Stripe payments to your point of sale.

Stripe Terminal allows businesses to accept in-person card payments using card readers. You can manage both in-person payments and online payments in a unified system in the Dashboard. You can also integrate Terminal with your Connect platform.

Learn more about Terminal’s features and availability by country.

• Stripe Terminal reader product sheets: Learn about Stripe Terminal hardware specifications.
• Set up Stripe Reader M2: Learn how to set up the Stripe Reader M2.
• Accept in-person payments
• BBPOS WisePOS E: Learn about the BBPOS WisePOS E reader.
• Collect and save payment details for future use: Use your Stripe Terminal integration to collect and save payment methods for returning customers.
• Stripe Reader S700/S710: Learn about Stripe Reader S700/S710.
• Apps on Devices: Learn about deploying your Android POS apps on Stripe smart readers.
• Set up BBPOS WisePad 3: Learn how to set up the BBPOS WisePad 3.
• Provide receipts: Use Stripe to provide your customers with receipts that meet card network rules.
• Manage locations: Group and manage your readers by physical location.
• Example applications: Try Stripe Terminal by using the example applications and simulated reader.
• Stripe Reader M2: Learn about the Stripe Reader M2 Bluetooth reader.
• Terminal network requirements: Make sure your network is ready for Terminal, and troubleshoot common issues.
• Stripe Terminal smart readers: Learn about Stripe's pre-certified in-person payment readers.
• Build and test your app: Learn how to build and test your app using a DevKit.
• Stripe Terminal mobile readers: Learn about Stripe's pre-certified in-person payment mobile readers.
• BBPOS WisePad 3: Learn about the BBPOS WisePad 3 reader.
• Terminal SDK migration guide: Learn how to migrate to version 5.0.0 of the Stripe Terminal SDK.

Optional

• Support
• Changelog: Keep track of changes and upgrades to the Stripe API.

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https://endoflife.date/nodejs/17/release 2021-10-19T00:00:00+00:00 <title>Node.js 17 released</title>

Node.js 17 has been released.

https://endoflife.date/nodejs/14/eoas 2021-10-19T23:59:59+00:00 <title>Node.js 14 (<abbr title="Long Term Support">LTS</abbr>) end of active support</title>

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https://endoflife.date/nodejs/17/eoas 2022-04-01T23:59:59+00:00 <title>Node.js 17 end of active support</title>

Node.js 17 active support ended.

https://endoflife.date/nodejs/18/release 2022-04-19T00:00:00+00:00 <title>Node.js 18 (<abbr title="Long Term Support">LTS</abbr>) released</title>

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https://endoflife.date/nodejs/19/release 2022-10-18T00:00:00+00:00 <title>Node.js 19 released</title>

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https://endoflife.date/nodejs/16/eoas 2022-10-18T23:59:59+00:00 <title>Node.js 16 (<abbr title="Long Term Support">LTS</abbr>) end of active support</title>

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https://endoflife.date/nodejs/19/eoas 2023-04-01T23:59:59+00:00 <title>Node.js 19 end of active support</title>

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https://endoflife.date/nodejs/20/release 2023-04-18T00:00:00+00:00 <title>Node.js 20 (<abbr title="Long Term Support">LTS</abbr>) released</title>

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Node.js 14 (<abbr title="Long Term Support">LTS</abbr>) is end-of-life.

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Node.js 16 (<abbr title="Long Term Support">LTS</abbr>) is end-of-life.

https://endoflife.date/nodejs/21/release 2023-10-17T00:00:00+00:00 <title>Node.js 21 released</title>

Node.js 21 has been released.

https://endoflife.date/nodejs/18/eoas 2023-10-18T23:59:59+00:00 <title>Node.js 18 (<abbr title="Long Term Support">LTS</abbr>) end of active support</title>

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Node.js 21 active support ended.

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https://endoflife.date/nodejs/23/release 2024-10-16T00:00:00+00:00 <title>Node.js 23 released</title>

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Node.js 23 active support ended.

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Node.js 18 (<abbr title="Long Term Support">LTS</abbr>) is end-of-life.

https://endoflife.date/nodejs/24/release 2025-05-06T00:00:00+00:00 <title>Node.js 24 (<abbr title="Long Term Support">LTS</abbr>) released</title>

Node.js 24 (<abbr title="Long Term Support">LTS</abbr>) has been released.

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https://endoflife.date/nodejs/25/release 2025-10-15T00:00:00+00:00 <title>Node.js 25 released</title>

Node.js 25 has been released.

https://endoflife.date/nodejs/22/eoas 2025-10-21T23:59:59+00:00 <title>Node.js 22 (<abbr title="Long Term Support">LTS</abbr>) end of active support</title>

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https://endoflife.date/nodejs/25/eoas 2026-04-01T23:59:59+00:00 <title>Node.js 25 end of active support</title>

Node.js 25 active support ended.