Payments & billing
Eligible charges across our products are processed with Stripe—trusted infrastructure for cards, bank debits where enabled, invoices, and subscriptions—with receipts and descriptors you can recognize.
How it works
We align on scope, deliverables, and commercial terms. What you pay and when still follow the agreement and checkout for that product or engagement.
When a charge applies, you complete payment through Stripe-hosted flows—invoice, payment link, or in-product checkout—so processing stays consistent and auditable.
Once payment expectations are met per your agreement, delivery continues with the milestones and communication rhythm defined for that engagement.
Stripe across products
Software and marketplace products bill eligible usage, seats, or bookings through Stripe where that product is configured to do so. Line items, tax, renewals, and cancellation rules are always shown in that product’s flow—not generalized here.
For separately scoped work, we may collect payment through Stripe Invoices or Stripe-linked payment links. Deposits, milestones, NET terms, or retainers apply only when written into that proposal or contract.
Stripe may appear on card or bank statements when a charge is authorized on its network. The merchant descriptor or receipt usually references the product or Try Tech Monkey. For questions about a specific charge, use the support path for the product that originated it.
Accepted payments
Credit & debit cards
Major card brands where Stripe Checkout and card payments are enabled for the product or invoice.
Bank debits & wires
ACH and other bank methods when offered for that region and flow; some customers may use wire or offline arrangements documented outside this page.
Invoicing & terms
Stripe Invoices and due dates as shown on the invoice; NET-style terms only when explicitly agreed for that customer and product.
Digital wallets
Wallet buttons such as Apple Pay or Google Pay where Stripe and the payer’s device support them for the given checkout.
Security
PCI-DSS aligned
Card data is handled by Stripe according to its security program; we do not store full card numbers on our own servers for Stripe-processed flows.
TLS in transit
Stripe-hosted payment pages and modern product surfaces use HTTPS so payment details are encrypted in transit.
Confidentiality
NDAs and confidentiality terms apply when required for an engagement; ask your contact for the agreement that covers your work.
FAQ
We use Stripe as our payments processor for eligible charges. When a payment is authorized on Stripe’s network, your bank or card issuer may print “Stripe” or a related descriptor alongside the merchant or product name.
No. Payment schedules—such as upfront deposits, milestone splits, monthly retainers, or pay-as-you-go—depend on the product, your role (for example buyer vs. service provider), and the agreement or checkout you accepted. This marketing page cannot state a single rule for every case.
Each product publishes its own checkout, account, help center, or contract. Use the official site for the product that charged you.
Check your email for a Stripe receipt or invoice, note the approximate date and amount, and contact your card issuer if needed. Also use the support channel for the product listed on that receipt so the right operations owner can investigate.
For flows processed by Stripe, payment credentials are handled by Stripe. Try Tech Monkey does not store full card numbers on our own servers for those flows.
Available methods and currencies depend on the product, your region, and how that product’s Stripe integration is configured. The checkout or invoice you used lists the options that actually apply to that payment.
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