MinorPayments and invoicesSeptember 3, 2026
Business details now appear clearly on Stripe invoices
Eligible one-time Stripe invoices now show the customer company in Bill to, retain company and tax identifiers, and avoid duplicated buyer details.
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What changed
What changed
When a customer supplies business details for an eligible one-time Stripe invoice, the company name appears in Bill to, company and tax identifiers remain visible in invoice fields, and the one-line address is shown once below the totals when Stripe does not render it in Bill to.
What changed
Why this matters
- Businesses receive invoices with the intended company identity instead of the cardholder identity.
- Checkout confirms the invoice recipient before payment in the customer’s selected language.
- The card billing address does not replace the company address on the invoice.
- Booking payments, paid booking changes, and one-time package purchases share the same behavior.