
Stripe
Founded Year
2010Stage
Corporate Minority - II | AliveTotal Raised
$2.901BLast Raised
$350M | 2 yrs agoRevenue
$0000About Stripe
Stripe is a financial technology company that builds economic infrastructure for the internet. The company offers an online-based, payment processing platform that gives online merchants the ability to securely accept credit card payments through the use of custom-built forms. Stripe's software and APIs allow user's to accept payments, send payouts and manage businesses online. The company serves clients globally with a use case for SaaS, platforms, marketplaces, eCommerce, creater economy, crypto and embedded finance. It was founded in 2010 and is based in San Francisco, California.Per media sources, Stripe did nearly $12B in gross revenue and $2.5B in net revenue in 2021. It is reported to be generating hundreds of millions in EBITDA.
Missing: Stripe's Product Demo & Case Studies
Promote your product offering to tech buyers.
Reach 1000s of buyers who use CB Insights to identify vendors, demo products, and make purchasing decisions.
ESPs containing Stripe
The ESP matrix leverages data and analyst insight to identify and rank leading companies in a given technology landscape.
These companies enable SMBs to seamlessly manage payments by providing APIs and infrastructure tech that act like credit card processors.
Stripe named as Leader among 12 other companies, including GoCardless, Mollie, and Modern Treasury.
Missing: Stripe's Product & Differentiators
Don’t let your products get skipped. Buyers use our vendor rankings to shortlist companies and drive requests for proposals (RFPs).
Research containing Stripe
Get data-driven expert analysis from the CB Insights Intelligence Unit.
CB Insights Intelligence Analysts have mentioned Stripe in 56 CB Insights research briefs, most recently on Nov 17, 2022.


Oct 4, 2022 report
The Fintech 250: The most promising fintech companies of 2022
Sep 27, 2022
The Transcript from Yardstiq: Microsoft vs. everyone
Sep 21, 2022 report
Top payment infrastructure companies — and why customers chose themExpert Collections containing Stripe
Expert Collections are analyst-curated lists that highlight the companies you need to know in the most important technology spaces.
Stripe is included in 13 Expert Collections, including Digital Health.
Digital Health
8,838 items
Startups recreating how healthcare is delivered
Unicorns- Billion Dollar Startups
1,203 items
Fintech 250
1,247 items
SMB Fintech
2,001 items
Gig Economy Value Chain
155 items
Startups in this collection are leveraging technology to provide financial services and HR offerings to the gig economy industry
Payments
2,559 items
Companies and startups in this collection enable consumers, businesses, and governments to pay each other - online and at the physical point-of-sale.
Stripe Patents
Stripe has filed 96 patents.
The 3 most popular patent topics include:
- Payment systems
- Payment service providers
- Computer memory

Application Date | Grant Date | Title | Related Topics | Status |
---|---|---|---|---|
10/9/2020 | 12/27/2022 | Block ciphers, Cryptography, Computer security, Cryptographic attacks, Broken block ciphers | Grant |
Application Date | 10/9/2020 |
---|---|
Grant Date | 12/27/2022 |
Title | |
Related Topics | Block ciphers, Cryptography, Computer security, Cryptographic attacks, Broken block ciphers |
Status | Grant |
Latest Stripe News
Dec 22, 2022
News provided by Share this article Share this article SAN MATEO, Calif., Dec. 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Today Observe, Inc., the SaaS observability Company, announced that Qi Jin , formerly Head of Engineering for Payments & Connect at Stripe, has joined Observe, Inc. as President of Engineering & Products. "This is one of the most critical positions at Observe – we wanted someone who was collaborative, technical, had observability domain expertise and had experienced the next phase of growth." said Jeremy Burton , CEO of Observe, "Qi ticked all the boxes for us. He's scaled engineering teams through torrid growth at Stripe and has deep expertise working with data not only at Stripe but also at Google and IBM DB2." For most of his career, Qi Jin has worked at companies managing large volumes of data, spending his formative years in the data warehousing industry with Redbrick and DB2 at IBM. From there, Qi moved to Google where he spent over seven years working in resource management and, ultimately, the Google Knowledge Graph – which is a highly curated graph database that contains many billions of concepts and facts about people, places, and things. This understanding enables Google search to connect user queries and documents to their underlying meanings. Most recently, Qi worked at Stripe, where he led a team of over one thousand people, responsible for the Payment and Connect products, which include payment, money storage and movement platforms, fund flows, experiences, and financial network integrations. Qi grew Stripe's core payment teams from eighty to one thousand people in four years, while also running weekly incident reviews to determine the root cause of the most critical incidents. "For many years I've worked with data – from the early years of my career working on the DB2 Data Warehouse to Google's Knowledge Graph. As I transitioned from Google to Stripe, I continued to play the role of "CIO" – or, "Chief Incident Officer" for my team. I was always on the front line for critical incidents because we simply couldn't fail billions of users, and millions of businesses. ", said Qi Jin, President of Engineering & Products at Observe, Inc. "The engineering team at Observe is amazing, and the idea of putting all machine data in a Data Lake, and then relating it to provide context and tracking changes over time so that the root cause of incidents can be quickly established is very exciting." Qi grew up in Nanjing, China, and later moved to the US to attend graduate school. He now lives in the Bay Area with his wife and son, who are both software engineers. Background Observe, Inc., was founded in 2017 by Sutter Hill Ventures and recruited a world-class founding team with deep experience dealing with vast quantities of data. Jacob Leverich joined the team from Splunk, Jonathan Trevor from Wavefront, Jon Watte from Roblox, and Philip Unterbrunner from Snowflake – via Facebook. More recently, Observe began building out its executive team through Jeremy Burton, who joined as CEO in 2018 from Dell Technologies, and Keith Butler, who joined as CRO from Perfecto in 2020. Observe is focused on a new segment of the market called "observability," which promises to supplant the $20B+ market for log analytics, infrastructure monitoring, and application performance management. Observe is currently offering users free trials, please go to http://www.observeinc.com to register. Interact with Observe Online: Read more about Observe on our Company Blog We are hiring! For job opportunities, go to: https://ObserveInc.com/Careers About Observe Observe is the SaaS observability company that has long believed that almost all businesses are data-rich but information poor. Observe's vision is to turn the world's business data into information. SOURCE Observe, Inc.
Stripe Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Stripe founded?
Stripe was founded in 2010.
Where is Stripe's headquarters?
Stripe's headquarters is located at 510 Townsend Street, San Francisco.
What is Stripe's latest funding round?
Stripe's latest funding round is Corporate Minority - II.
How much did Stripe raise?
Stripe raised a total of $2.901B.
Who are the investors of Stripe?
Investors of Stripe include Shopify, Sequoia Capital, AXA, Allianz X, Baillie Gifford & Co. and 36 more.
Who are Stripe's competitors?
Competitors of Stripe include Yoco, Dintero, Wallet Engine, Clearcover, Balance, Block, TouchBistro, Moov, Nerve, Astra and 163 more.
Compare Stripe to Competitors

GoCardless is an online direct debit provider, operating an international payments network for businesses to take and settle recurring payments from anywhere, to anywhere, in any currency. The company was founded in 2011 and is based in London, England.

Lemon Way is a pan-European payment institution dedicated to marketplaces, crowdfunding platforms, e-commerce websites, and other companies looking for payment processing, wallet management and third-party payment in a KYC/AML - regulated framework.

YapStone is a global provider of web and mobile payment technology solutions, offering a platform that powers electronic payments for international online and mobile marketplaces, including HomeAway and VRBO, as well as for targeted, large vertical markets, including apartment and vacation rentals, HOA communities, self-storage and non-profits. YapStone develops tailored payment solutions to address partner needs.
Pine Labs offers cloud-based point-of-sale (PoS) payments solutions, allowing merchants to accept credit or debit card payments, as well as methods such as e-wallets, QR code payment solutions, and unified payments interface (UPI)-based solutions.

Rapyd builds technology that removes the back-end complexities of cross-border commerce while providing local payments expertise. Global e-commerce companies, technology firms, marketplaces, and financial institutions use its fintech-as-a-service platforms—Collect, Disburse, Wallet, and Issuing—to embed localized fintech and payments capabilities into their applications in a simple way.

Mollie builds payment products, commerce solutions, and APIs that let users accept online and mobile payments for small online stores and Fortune 500 companies.
Discover the right solution for your team
The CB Insights tech market intelligence platform analyzes millions of data points on vendors, products, partnerships, and patents to help your team find their next technology solution.