Stripe

Stripe Data Pipeline can now sync payment, customer, subscription, and other Stripe data directly to Postgres databases, including those hosted by Supabase, AWS, Neon, and Databricks Lakebase, backfilling the selected tables and delivering updates in seconds. Stripe audits the synchronized records against source data and resolves discrepancies; Postgres is the first destination with real-time syncing, with Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, Databricks, and cloud storage coming soon.

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Stripe's Monetize conference recap describes five emerging patterns in AI pricing: hybrid models packaging usage with subscriptions and credits, predictability as a product feature, flexible packaging as AI costs fall and usage rises, finance teams measuring AI against operational outcomes rather than token costs, and pricing information that must be readable by both machines and humans.

See the changelog for the full release notes.

See the changelog for the full release notes.

The deprecated P400 Terminal quickstart is removed, and OAuth sessions can now be managed in parallel via profiles. Also escapes positional resource IDs in API paths, and the auto-update script now handles custom install directories.

Stripe's 2026-09-30 preview removes the capture method parameter for PayPay payments, updates the shapes of v2 Financial Address and v2 Received Credit objects, and drops the level property from inbound transfer history with new date filtering syntax for list endpoints. Trial Offers gain archiving and trial end behavior settings, Accounts v2 capabilities gain a rejected status, and dispute evidence adds page limit validation.

Open USD (OUSD) is now supported across Stripe products, including Treasury, Issuing, Global Payouts, Crypto Onramp, and Payments, and is the default stablecoin configuration on Tempo. Existing stablecoin balances are not required to be converted to OUSD.

The payment method types parameter is removed from Checkout Sessions, Payment Intents, Setup Intents, and Elements, and the payment request button is deprecated, alongside a broad set of breaking changes across Billing, Connect, Financial Connections, Tax, and Treasury. Additions include pausing and resuming Subscriptions on demand, the Standalone 3D Secure API, and a Feedback Options API.

Adds support for custom request headers, and the upgrade notice is now held until a release is a day old. Also removes a redundant chmod on the config file at every CLI invocation.