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Connect Stripe and get paid

Card payments on KitchenRush run through your own Stripe account. Connect it once, then control how often money lands in your bank.

Updated July 4, 2026

KitchenRush uses Stripe to process card payments, and the money goes to your own Stripe account — not ours. Connecting takes a few minutes and you only do it once.

Connect your account

  1. Open Payments & Payouts in the sidebar.
  2. Start the Stripe setup — you'll be taken to a secure Stripe-hosted form.
  3. Fill in your business details and bank account. Stripe verifies your identity (standard for any payment processor).
  4. You'll land back in the dashboard with your account connected.

Your balance and payouts

  • Available — settled money that can be paid out now.
  • Pending — recent card payments still settling (typically a couple of business days).
  • Instantly available — the portion eligible for instant payout to a supported debit card or bank.

Payouts run daily by default. You can switch to weekly (pick the day), monthly (pick the date), or manual — where nothing moves until you trigger it. Need money now? Instant payouts arrive in minutes for a 1.5% fee with a $0.50 minimum, which Stripe charges and KitchenRush passes through at cost — the estimated fee is shown before you confirm. Instant payouts have a $10 minimum and are capped at three per day.

For your regular scheduled payouts, the payout history maps each one back to its orders, charges, refunds, and fees — handy for reconciling your bank statement. (Instant and manual payouts don't offer that per-order drill-down.)

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Frequently asked questions

Questions about connecting Stripe

Practical answers about connecting Stripe in KitchenRush.

Where do I connect Stripe to accept card payments?

Open Payments & Payouts in the sidebar.

Start the Stripe setup — you'll be taken to a secure Stripe-hosted form.

Fill in your business details and bank account. Stripe verifies your identity (standard for any payment processor).

You'll land back in the dashboard with your account connected.

Can I match a bank deposit to the orders inside it?

For your regular scheduled payouts, the payout history maps each one back to its orders, charges, refunds, and fees — handy for reconciling your bank statement. (Instant and manual payouts don't offer that per-order drill-down.)