#kaskh33_best-practices

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elder verge
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hello! i'm not too sure what you mean - how do you want to connect issuing from another party to Stripe?

copper mortar
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ideally we'd just use stripe

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so the issuing from you guys which is api based

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but in this case in AU we can't so we are thinking of using stripe as the payment platform for the loading of the card

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if stripe had beta access or the sort to Australia for issuing or if there was some way to use USA LLC for cards we then use in AUS thats ideal case

graceful panther
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Stripe only supports issuing natively. I'm afraid Issuing is not supported in Australia at the moment. I'd recommend sharing your interest with Support https://support.stripe.com/contact, so that we can share with the relevant team

copper mortar
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ive tried so many times haha i keep getting bot replies

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im asking about not the issuing but using connect for 3rd party issuing

elder verge
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okay, maybe lets take a step back and ignore the term issuing. It sounds to me like all you want to do here is collect payments from "customers" to top up their card / wallet?

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You should avoid the term Issuing if you're not using Stripe Issuing. It's a Stripe product name and it leads to a lot of confusion when you mention it if you're not actually using it

copper mortar
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We are a company based in Australia looking to offer prepaid cards to our customers.
We understand that Stripe Issuing is not available in Australia.
Our planned setup:

Use Stripe Connect to accept and process card top-up payments from our customers
Partner with a third-party card issuer (not Stripe) for the actual prepaid card issuance

Our current status:

We have successfully set up Stripe Connect for accepting top-up payments
We are in the process of integrating with a third-party card issuer

Our question:

We need guidance on best practices for using Stripe Connect in this scenario
Specifically, how to structure our integration so that when a customer tops up their prepaid card:

The payment is processed through Stripe Connect
The funds are correctly allocated to our account
We can then use these funds to load the customer's prepaid card via our third-party issuer

We are not asking about Stripe Issuing or how to connect a third-party issuer to Stripe directly.
We are asking for advice on using Stripe Connect effectively in this type of prepaid card business model, where Stripe handles payments but not card issuance.

elder verge
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So Stripe can handle

  • The payment is processed through Stripe Connect
  • The funds are correctly allocated to our account

How you go about this

  • We can then use these funds to load the customer's prepaid card via our third-party issuer
    will likely need to be handled outside of Stripe. If you can share more details on how you load the customer's prepaid card via your third-party issuer, I can probably give a more definite answer on whether it can be done using Stripe