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Stripe additional information request response

How to answer Stripe when it asks for additional business, fulfillment, or risk information.

AI summary: A Stripe additional-information request should be answered like an underwriting packet: business model, products, fulfillment, refund policy, customer support, dispute controls, and document proof in a clean structure.

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A Stripe additional-information request should be answered like an underwriting packet: business model, products, fulfillment, refund policy, customer support, dispute controls, and document proof in a clean structure.

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First steps

  1. 01. Copy the exact questions Stripe asked and answer each one directly in the same order.
  2. 02. Attach proof for business model, products, fulfillment, refund policy, customer support, and dispute controls.
  3. 03. Explain unusual volume, delays, high-ticket orders, or recent changes before Stripe has to infer them.

Symptoms

  • Stripe asks for more information before payouts continue
  • Dashboard requests documents or business explanation
  • Risk review is open and cash flow depends on the response

FAQ

How long will Stripe hold my money?

Reviews: days to weeks. Reserves: commonly 30–120 days rolling. Terminations: typically up to 90–180 days for the final balance. The guide maps each scenario — and your dashboard/emails are always the authoritative source for your account.

Can the reserve percentage be negotiated?

Sometimes, with evidence: falling dispute ratio, fulfillment proof, processing history. The kit includes the template for making that case at the right moment (not week one).

Should I just open a new Stripe account?

No. Linked accounts are detected, and circumvention converts a temporary problem into a permanent one. The legitimate alternative — a properly verified secondary processor — is in the Bridge Plan.

Is this Stripe-only?

The process logic (risk reviews, reserves, evidence packs) applies broadly — PayPal, Shopify Payments, Mollie work similarly — but templates and timelines are written for Stripe.