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Connect or update your Stripe account

Set up payments the first time, or come back later to update your business details or bank account.

Updated July 4, 2026

KitchenRush uses Stripe Express accounts — Stripe hosts the setup form, verifies your identity, and holds your money. You control it all from Payments & Payouts.

First-time setup

  1. Open Payments & Payouts and start the Stripe setup.
  2. On Stripe's secure form, enter your business details, your personal verification info (standard Know-Your-Customer checks every processor requires), and the bank account for payouts.
  3. When Stripe finishes, you're returned to the dashboard with the account connected. Payouts default to daily.

Updating details later

Need to change your bank account, address, or ownership details? Re-open the Stripe form from Payments & Payouts — the same hosted flow lets you edit what's on file. If Stripe ever needs more verification from you (it happens as your volume grows), the section will show the outstanding requirement.

Heads up: Payouts pause if Stripe's verification requirements go unmet — if you see a verification banner, handle it promptly so your money keeps moving.
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Frequently asked questions

Questions about your Stripe account

Practical answers about your Stripe account in KitchenRush.

What information do I need to connect Stripe?

Open Payments & Payouts and start the Stripe setup.

On Stripe's secure form, enter your business details, your personal verification info (standard Know-Your-Customer checks every processor requires), and the bank account for payouts.

When Stripe finishes, you're returned to the dashboard with the account connected. Payouts default to daily.

How do I update bank details or outstanding verification requirements?

Need to change your bank account, address, or ownership details? Re-open the Stripe form from Payments & Payouts — the same hosted flow lets you edit what's on file. If Stripe ever needs more verification from you (it happens as your volume grows), the section will show the outstanding requirement.

Payouts pause if Stripe's verification requirements go unmet — if you see a verification banner, handle it promptly so your money keeps moving.