You can pass Stripe fees on to customers by including them in the final charge amount, but it's essential to ensure compliance with any applicable laws pertaining to your business. Calculate the gross amount, taking into consideration that increasing the final amount also increases the Stripe fee. Be aware that charging processing fees may be prohibited by law in some jurisdictions, so always act in accordance with the applicable regulations.

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You can pass your Stripe fees on to your customers by including the fee into the final charge amount. It is important to ensure that this action complies with any applicable laws that pertain to your business. If you are unsure whether such laws apply, consult with your legal counsel.

How to calculate the payment amount to include the Stripe fee

To include the Stripe fee in the final charge, calculate the gross amount, taking into consideration that increasing the final amount also increases the Stripe fee: the Stripe fee is a flat fee plus a percentage of the total charge.

The flat fee and the total charge percentage must be factored into the final charge amount to ensure that you receive the desired amount, after Stripe deducts the fee from the charge.

Additional information

• In some jurisdictions, charging processing fees to your customers is prohibited by law. It is your responsibility to act in accordance with applicable law.
  • For European merchants, learn more about the Scope of the Surcharge Ban Under PSD2 for B2C and B2B Payments.
• If you are inquiring about additional fees specifically for credit card payments, this is something that is currently not available on Stripe. This requires a custom integration that is currently not available within Stripe Network. For this, you'll need to get in touch with a developer or a third party service provider to help you set this up
• To pass fees on connect account customers, please refer here
• Passing fees on a customer cannot be done automatically, this must be done manually