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pc ◴[] No.22890523[source]
Stripe cofounder here. This isn't really new -- it's an extension of our last round (https://www.cnbc.com/2019/09/19/fintech-start-up-stripe-notc...).

That said, we've seen a big spike in signups over the past few weeks. If any HN readers have integrated recently and have feedback, we're always eager to hear it. Feel free to email me at patrick@stripe.com and I'll route to the right team(s).

As always, thank you to the many HNers who are also active Stripe users!

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1. arkh ◴[] No.22891593[source]
For E2E testing, a mocked Stripe with some state would be a boon. Because calling your test servers takes a lot of time (and some call results differ between test and prod mode). And using Wiremock is a bitch when creating on-the-fly random fixtures.