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Stripe Rejected Your Application?

You tried to set up Stripe and got rejected. This is more common than you think — especially for founders outside 'supported' countries. Here's what to do next.

Not Legal Advice

This guide provides general information only and is not legal advice. Company formation requirements and regulations vary by country and change over time. Consult a qualified legal professional before making business decisions. Information current as of January 2025.

Why Stripe Rejects Applications

These challenges stop thousands of entrepreneurs from getting started. But they don't have to stop you.

  • Your country isn't on Stripe's supported list
  • You applied as an individual without a business entity
  • Your business type is flagged as high-risk
  • Missing or incomplete documentation
  • Business address in an unsupported region
The Solution

Xolo Leap: Get Stripe-ready with an EU company

Stripe-Ready

Xolo Leap

Get Stripe-ready with an EU company

From €79/month

  • Estonian EU company — Stripe-supported from day one
  • Company setup in 1-2 days
  • EU business address included
  • Full documentation for Stripe KYB
  • Business bank account for payouts
  • Accounting and tax filing included
  • No country restrictions for founders
  • Works from anywhere in the world

No credit card required

How to Get Stripe-Approved

The path from rejection to accepting payments

1

Apply for E-Residency

Takes 2-3 weeks. Pick up your ID card at an Estonian embassy.

2

Set Up Estonian Company

With Xolo Leap, your company is operational in 1-2 business days.

3

Open Business Bank Account

Wise Business or Revolut Business for IBAN and Stripe payouts.

4

Apply to Stripe

Apply with your EU company details. Approval is typically fast.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Stripe rejection

All information verified as of December 2025. Prices and features subject to change. Always verify current pricing with providers.

Ready to Get Stripe-Approved?

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