Customer management

Manage customer relationships with your business.

To let your customers manage their account on their own, use Stripe’s hosted solutions, like the customer portal and hosted recovery flows. You can set up and use these solutions without writing any code.

Customer portal features

The customer portal allows your customers to self-manage their payment details, invoices, and subscriptions in one place.

See what your customers can do in the customer portal	Key customer portal features Download invoices Update payment methods Cancel a subscription Update customer information Upgrade and downgrade subscriptions View demo

See what your customers can do in the customer portal

Key customer portal features

Download invoices
Update payment methods
Cancel a subscription
Update customer information
Upgrade and downgrade subscriptions

View demo

All customer portal features

Customer portal limitations

Get started with the customer portal

Share a link to customer portal

No code

Activate a link that you add to your website or share with your customers, allowing them to self-manage their billing details.

Integrate into your site

Low code

Add the customer portal directly to your website experience and use your own authentication system.

Streamlined customer portal flows

Low code

Streamline customer actions between your own app and Stripe by deep linking directly to a page to update payment method, cancel a subscription, or update a subscription.

Supported payment methods

Payment method	Description	Currencies	Merchant Country	Limitations
ACH Direct Debit (`us_bank_account`)	Stripe users can receive bank transfers directly from customers.	USD	US	None
AU BECS Debit (`au_becs_debit`)	Bulk Electronic Clearing System (BECS) Direct Debit payments from customers with an Australian bank account.	AUD	AUS	None
Boleto (`boleto`)	Boleto is a popular payment method in Brazil where customers pay by using a Boleto voucher with a generated number.	BRL	BR	You must have a Brazilian Stripe account to accept Boleto from your customers.
Cards (`card`)	Cards are one of the most popular ways to pay online, with broad global reach. There are different types of cards and several steps in the process.	Most currencies	Most locations	None
Cash App Pay (`cashapp`)	Cash App is a popular consumer app in the US that allows customers to bank, invest, send, and receive money using their digital wallet.	USD	US	None
Link (`link`)	Link saves and autofills payment and shipping information for your customers so they don’t need to enter payment details manually.	Most currencies	Most locations	None
PayPal (`paypal`)	PayPal is a payment method that enables customers in any country to pay using their PayPal account.	Most currencies	Europe	Requires approval
Pre-authorized debits (`acss_debit`)	PADs are a low-cost, high volume batch processing network for financial transactions in Canada.	CAD, USD	CA, US	None
SEPA direct debit (`sepa_debit`)	The Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) is an initiative of the European Union to simplify payments within and across member countries.	EUR	AU, CA, Europe, HK, JP, MX, NZ, SG, US	None
UK BACS Debit (`uk_bacs_debit`)	Bacs Direct Debit is a reusable, delayed notification payment method available to bank account holders from the United Kingdom.	GBP	UK	You must have a UK Stripe account and a UK bank account to accept UK BACS Debit from your customers.

Other hosted resources to use with the customer portal

Stripe offers multiple prebuilt resources so you can bill your customers quickly and maximize revenue retention and recovery.

Payment links

Share a link with your customers to get them signed up for your service through a payment page hosted by Stripe.

Checkout

Let your customers sign up through a prebuilt payment form. You can embed it in your site or redirect your users to a page hosted by Stripe.

Pricing table

Create a pricing table in the Stripe Dashboard and embed the table in your site. Your customers select a plan then pay through Stripe Checkout.