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Ticketing: Stripe limitations in regards of geography
Learn about various limitations Stripe has when it comes to geographical location of your attendees and your business.
- Stripe processes payments from pretty much anywhere in the world. The limitation is that your tickets have to be created in one of these currencies: https://stripe.com/docs/currencies#presentment-currencies
- The other limitation is that currently as a business you can only setup your Stripe account in one of the 47 countries (however, the Stripe team is constantly working on adding new countries to the list). The list of the countries is here: https://stripe.com/global. If you donβt have an account created in one of these countries, you can use Stripe Atlas to incorporate a U.S. company no matter where you are based.
- On top of that, some of Stripe features may not be available in certain countries where your Stripe account is registered. For example in Mexico, India, UAE and Malaysia, Stripe currently doesnβt allow to collect application fees, so Brella has to disable its own fees for customers whose Stripe accounts are registered in one of these countries.