Phishing attacks happen when a malicious source tries to get you to provide private information by pretending to be a legitimate company, coworker, or someone else you trust. They often look like official emails, websites, tweets, or Facebook posts, and can steal your personal information if you’re not on the lookout.
Stripe does send email notifications from time to time, so it is always worth checking the content of the email for the following details:
stripe.com
?e.stripe.com
or growth.stripe.com
, and you may see pages that include stripe.events
or go.stripe.global
. All of these are domains that are owned by Stripe.stripe.com
is where our product lives, and it is common practice for companies to choose different domains for sending emails and hosting landing pages. Doing so allows us to protect the original domain from security threats.https://info-link.stripe.com
which will be a redirect link owned by Stripe that will direct users to Stripe proprietary content. Users also should check to make sure there is “https” in the link. All event registration pages will have stripe.events domain in the url (e.g. https://stripe.events/devxdub
).stirpe.com
).If you believe the email is a phishing attempt, please reach out to Stripe support.