To troubleshoot an issue with not receiving emails from Stripe, make sure your email address is spelled correctly in your profile settings, check spam and mail filters, check for third party filtering, and make sure the email is for a live transaction. If needed, try resending the confirmation or customer receipt email.
Steps to troubleshoot:
Make sure your email address is spelled correctly in your Profile settings.
If your address is spelled correctly but the dashboard is still telling you we've had trouble sending you emails, please reach out to your email provider to resolve the issue.
Check your junk/spam folders. If you find the email there, mark it as “not spam” and save Stripe’s email address to your contacts to prevent it from happening in the future.
Check your mail filters. Most email services provide filtering options to help you sort and manage your inbox. Check to see if a filter might have redirected the email elsewhere in your inbox.
Check for third party filtering. If you use a company, corporate, or business email address, there may be other services in use that are blocking the message. Your company’s IT department or mail provider can confirm this and might need to specifically allow @stripe.com to prevent it from happening in the future.
Check your inbox status to ensure it’s not full. A full inbox can prevent emails from being delivered. Make sure you have enough space to receive new emails.
Ensure the email you’re expecting is for a live transaction. Stripe only sends email receipts for payments that are made with your live API key or through your live Dashboard. If you are expecting an email for a test transaction, one will not be sent.
Resend email verification confirmation. If you are waiting on a confirmation email to verify your email address:
Resend a customer receipt. If a customer did not receive a receipt email, find the payment in the Dashboard and click Send Receipt under Receipt history.