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Connecting Stripe

EquipDash uses Stripe to process online card payments securely. Connecting your Stripe account lets you accept payments through the booking widget, send payment links, and process refunds -- all from within EquipDash.


Before You Start

  • You will need a Stripe account. If you do not have one, you can create one during the onboarding process.
  • Stripe is available in many countries. Check Stripe's supported countries list to confirm availability in your region.
  • You will need your business details (legal name, address, bank account) ready for the Stripe onboarding form.

Connecting Your Stripe Account

  1. Click Settings in the sidebar.
  2. Select Payments from the settings menu.
  3. Click the Connect with Stripe button.
  4. You will be redirected to Stripe's onboarding page. Complete the following steps:
    • Sign in to your existing Stripe account, or create a new one.
    • Fill in your business details (legal name, type of business, address).
    • Add your bank account details for receiving payouts.
    • Verify your identity if prompted.
  5. Once you finish, Stripe will redirect you back to EquipDash.
  6. You will see a confirmation message that your Stripe account is connected.

The Payment settings page showing Stripe connection status


After Connecting

Once Stripe is connected, buttons shown include Open Stripe Dashboard, Refresh Status, and Disconnect.

  • Online payments are enabled for your booking widget.
  • You can send payment links to customers from any booking.
  • Refunds can be processed directly from the booking detail page.
  • Security deposit holds can be placed on customer cards.

Troubleshooting

IssueSolution
Stripe says my account is restrictedComplete any pending verification steps in your Stripe Dashboard
I was redirected back but it says "not connected"Try clicking Connect with Stripe again. The onboarding may not have completed fully.
I want to connect a different Stripe accountContact support to disconnect your current account first