Stripe Powers Every Way You Collect on SignUpGenius

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One Payment Account. Every Tool on SignUpGenius.

Collecting money used to mean a separate app, a separate login, and a separate headache. SignUpGenius Payments changes that. Every product on the platform that involves money runs through a single payments account powered by Stripe — set up once, used everywhere.


The Engine Behind the Tools

Stripe is one of the most trusted payment processors in the world, handling transactions for businesses, nonprofits, and organizations of every size. When you activate SignUpGenius Payments, you get that same infrastructure without the enterprise price tag or technical setup.

Whether a participant is paying a $10 field trip fee, submitting a $50 membership registration, or donating to a fundraising campaign, every dollar flows through the same secure, consistent experience. You manage it all from one dashboard.


What's Included with Every Payments Account

Feature What It Does
Multiple payment methods Participants pay by credit card, debit card, eCheck, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Link — or you can record cash and check payments manually
Digital wallet support Apple Pay and Google Pay give participants a faster checkout experience, especially on mobile
Direct bank deposits Funds transfer directly to your checking account on a rolling basis; instant transfers available for a small fee
Branded receipts Participants receive confirmations with your organization's name and details
Real-time reporting Track transactions, manage refunds, and monitor collection progress from your organizer dashboard
Security and fraud protection Stripe's encryption and fraud detection protect every transaction; SignUpGenius never stores your banking details directly
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Michael Shavolian, Albert Einstein College of Medicine