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What documents are accepted by Stripe for creating an account for Plannit Pay?
What documents are accepted by Stripe for creating an account for Plannit Pay?

List of documents accepted by Stripe for creating an account

Caroline Pelletier avatar
Written by Caroline Pelletier
Updated over 7 months ago

Stripe, the online payment platform used by Plannit, regularly reviews and updates its verification requirements in order to keep abreast of financial regulations and ensure that businesses using Stripe are in compliance.

Stripe may ask you to provide legal documentation to verify your online payment account.

To do so, use the link provided by Stripe or directly from your notifications in your Stripe account to provide the required information and documents.

Stripe proof requirements

  • All documents and identification requested must be PHOTOED from the originals

  • NO SCANNED or PHOTOCOPIED documents are accepted

  • Documents must be IN COLOR

  • The document must be well lit and free from any glare that would obscure the information

  • Document text must be clear and legible, not truncated

Documents to be sent to Stripe to ensure compliance

📎 Supporting documents accepted for legal entity verification

  • Original certificate of incorporation

  • Corporate profile report

  • Certificate of active corporate status

  • Published annual report signed by an audit firm

  • Letter or notice of assessment from a municipal, provincial, territorial or federal government (Federal Notice of Assessment with BN number and company address)

📎 Supporting documents accepted for verification of owner's identity

  • Driver’s licence - you need to photograph both sides

  • Passeport

  • Permanent Resident card

  • Provincial or territorial issued photo identity cards - you need to photograph both sides

  • Certificate of Indian Status card

  • Birth certificate

  • Marriage certificate

For more information on the documents required by Stripe, please consult the following link:

For more details on the reasons for these requirements, please consult the following link:

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