| [ Web Proxy ] |
| Viewing: https://docs.stripe.com/payouts/statement-descriptors | [Back] [Original] |
Stripe allows you to configure payout statement descriptors at an account or payout level. We apply a precedence order across the payout statement descriptor configurations.
Beneficiary banks dont guarantee that theyll display statement descriptors. While Stripe shares this information with the beneficiarys bank, its up to the beneficiary bank to decide what they actually display on the bank statement.
For standard US ACH payouts, the statement descriptor maps to the ACH Company Entry Description field, which the NACHA standard limits to 10 characters. Stripe silently truncates any descriptor longer than 10 characters before submitting to the banking partner. To ensure your descriptor appears as intended on US ACH payouts, use 10 characters or fewer.
Account-level statement descriptors allow you to configure a custom descriptor across all your auto and manual payouts. We recommend that you use this setting if you want a single statement descriptor. For example, you could display Cactus payout on your bank statement across all your Stripe payouts.
Account-level statement descriptors are customized on your payout settings page in the Dashboard.
Payout-level statement descriptors allow you to configure a unique descriptor for each manual payout. We recommend that you use this setting if you want a unique statement descriptor. For example, you could display Cactus payout 001 on your bank statement across a single Stripe manual payout.
Payout-level statement descriptors are customized on the balances overview page in the Dashboard when creating a manual payout.
{ "id": "po_1OaFDbEcg9tTZuTgNYmX0PKB", "object": "payout", "amount": 1100, "currency": "usd", ... "statement_descriptor": "Cactus Payouts 001", "status": "pending", "type": "bank_account" }
If you dont define an account-level or payout-level statement descriptor, we default to STRIPE as the descriptor shown on your bank statement.
| Web Proxy Viewer | New URL | Original Page |