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Compliance disclosures


Compliance disclosures

Use required Treasury disclosure copy and embed the Issuing disclosure component on your website.

Use these disclosures to display current compliance information for your Treasury and Issuing programs.

Treasury disclosure copy

Add the following disclosure to your website, replacing the placeholder with the name of your business.

Treasury disclosure

partners with Stripe Payments Company for money transmission services and account services with funds held at Fifth Third Bank N.A., Member the related setting.

USD balances in financial accounts (unless otherwise indicated) are eligible for the related setting pass-through deposit insurance if the accounts meet certain requirements. The accounts are eligible only to the extent pass-through insurance is permitted by the rules and regulations of the the related setting, and if the requirements for pass-through insurance are satisfied. The the related setting insurance applies up to 250,000 USD per depositor, per financial institution, for deposits held in the same ownership category. Neither Stripe nor is an the related setting-insured institution. The the related setting’s deposit insurance coverage only protects against the failure of an the related setting-insured depository institution.

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Issuing disclosure component

To meet compliance regulations and provide transparency to your cardholders, you must disclose information about the Stripe Issuing product on your website to any current or potential cardholders. The disclosure must include information about the product, the issuing bank partner, and the card network.

Because the disclosure information can change, we provide you with a UI element that you can embed directly on your website using Stripe.js (instead of giving you static text). If bank partners or card program details change in the future, this component automatically updates to reflect the latest disclosure information without requiring future code changes.

An example of what the disclosure component would look like added to the footer of our furever.dev demo website.

Create and mount the Issuing disclosure component

To embed the disclosure component, you need to include Stripe.js on your website.

  1. Add the Stripe.js script onto your page by adding it to the head of your HTML file: <script src="https://js.stripe.com/dahlia/stripe.js"></script>
  2. Create a placeholder element on your page where you want to mount the Issuing disclosure element: <div id="issuing-disclosure"></div>
  3. On pages that mention Issuing on your site, include the following code to create an instance of Stripe.js and mount the Issuing disclosure element: const stripe = Stripe('pk_test_TYooMQauvdEDq54NiTphI7jx'); const options = { issuingProgramID: 'iprg_123', publicCardProgramName: 'Your Card Program Name', learnMoreLink: 'https://docs.stripe.com/issuing', }; const {htmlElement: issuingDisclosure, error} = await stripe.createIssuingDisclosure(options); if (error) { // Handle the error in any way you see fit. console.error(error); } else { document.getElementById('issuing-disclosure').appendChild(issuingDisclosure); } Parameter Description Default value issuingProgramID string The ID of the Issuing card program you want to display the disclosure for. You must provide it if you want to display the disclosure for a card program other than your default Issuing card program. Your default Issuing card program publicCardProgramName string The public name of the Issuing card program as you want it to appear in the disclosure text. If you haven’t set a business name within Stripe, you need to provide a value for publicCardProgramName. The name of your business as it appears on Stripe learnMoreLink optional string A supplemental link for your cardholders to learn more about the Issuing product or any other relevant information included in the disclosure. None Component styling The HTML element we render contains <div>, <p>, and <a> tags. You can target the issuing-disclosure ID attribute to style the inner elements to match the other content on your webpage.
Last verified 2026-09-24

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