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Python PGP key

Learn how to use the Python client library PGP key.

If you’re unfamiliar with PGP, see GPG and start by importing a public key. After you familiarize yourself with the basics of PGP, use this PGP key as it’s marked as trusted for the Python client library.

If you have any questions, or encounter any issues, please contact us at support-migrations@stripe.com.

Python PGP key

After you import the key, you can encrypt files by running:

gpg --encrypt --recipient 05D02D3D57ABFF46 FILENAME

This creates FILENAME.gpg with the following information:

  • Key ID: 05D02D3D57ABFF46
  • Key type: RSA
  • Key size: 2048 bits
  • Fingerprint: C330 33E4 B583 FE61 2EDE 877C 05D0 2D3D 57AB FF46
  • User ID: Stripe <security@stripe.com>
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