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Managed Payments changelogPublic preview

Keep track of changes to Managed Payments.

February 9, 2026

Additional payment methods available

We added support for 12 additional payment methods. 15 total payment methods are now available.

Subscription schedules support

You can now use subscription schedules with Managed Payments subscriptions.

Free trials without collecting a payment method

Free trials without collecting a payment method are now supported by Managed Payments on Checkout. Ahead of the trial end, customers will receive an email with a link to a hosted form where they can provide payment details.

Adaptive Pricing support for one-time and subscription payments

Adaptive Pricing is automatically enabled at checkout to localize pricing into the customer’s local currency.

API changes

  • The payment_method_collection parameter can be set to if_required to allow customers to sign up for a free trial without a payment method.
  • Managed Payments invoices now return the hosted_invoice_url in invoice objects.
  • You can’t generate one-off invoices on Managed Payments subscriptions that are outside of the billing period.

November 11, 2025

New Dashboard page

  • We added a Settings page for Managed Payments in the Dashboard where you can see the current status of your integration, review basic usage metrics, and edit Tax settings.

October 7, 2025

API changes

September 22, 2025

One-time payments support

You can now accept one-time payments for digital products using Managed Payments. We’ve updated Set up Managed Payments and Update a Checkout integration with instructions for one-time payments.

In-app payments support

Managed Payments now has a mobile-optimized Checkout UI that you can use for in-app payment flows. To accept payments without sending your customer to a browser outside of your mobile app, see Mobile app payments.

Link account requirement removed

We no longer require customers to sign in or register for a Link account to check out with Managed Payments. Receipt emails now contain a URL that allows customers to associate a specific transaction with their Link account, where they can manage their subscription.

We also no longer require customers to provide a phone number during checkout.

API changes

  • The mode parameter can be set to payment when creating a Managed Payments Checkout Session.
  • The origin_context parameter can be set to mobile_app to show a mobile-optimized Managed Payments Checkout page.
  • To help support one-time payments and in-app payments, products with the following product tax codes are now eligible to use with Managed Payments:
    • txcd_10201000: Video Games - downloaded - non subscription - with permanent rights
    • txcd_10201001: Video Games - downloaded - non subscription - with limited rights
    • txcd_10201003: Video Games - streamed - non subscription - with limited rights
    • txcd_10401000: Digital Audio Works - streamed - non subscription - with limited rights
    • txcd_10401001: Digital Audio Works - downloaded - non subscription - with limited rights
    • txcd_10401100: Digital Audio Works - downloaded - non subscription - with permanent rights
    • txcd_10401200: Digital Audio Works - streamed - subscription - with conditional rights
    • txcd_10402000: Digital Audio Visual Works - streamed - non subscription - with limited rights
    • txcd_10402100: Digital Audio Visual Works - downloaded - non subscription - with permanent rights
    • txcd_10402110: Digital Audio Visual Works - downloaded - non subscription - with limited rights
    • txcd_10402200: Digital Audio Visual Works - streamed - subscription - with conditional rights
    • txcd_10505000: Digital Finished Artwork - downloaded - non subscription - with limited rights
    • txcd_10505001: Digital Finished Artwork - downloaded - non subscription - with permanent rights
    • txcd_10505002: Digital Finished Artwork - downloaded - subscription - with conditional rights
    • txcd_10701410: Electronically Delivered Information Services - Business Use
    • txcd_10701411: Electronically Delivered Information Services - Personal Use
    • txcd_10701000: Website Advertising
    • txcd_10804001: Digital Audio Visual Works - bundle - downloaded with permanent rights and streamed - subscription - with conditional rights
    • txcd_10804002: Digital Audio Visual Works - bundle - downloaded with limited rights and streamed - non subscription
    • txcd_10804003: Digital Audio Visual Works - bundle - downloaded with permanent rights and streamed - non subscription
    • txcd_10804010: Digital Audio Works - bundle - downloaded with permanent rights and streamed - subscription - with conditional rights
    • txcd_20060045: Training Services - Live Virtual

August 22, 2025

API changes

  • The customer_update[address] and customer_update[name] parameters are no longer available when creating a Checkout Session with Managed Payments enabled.

    Managed Payments requires that your customer has a name and a valid billing address in order to calculate sales tax, and always updates the Customer with the name and billing address collected during the Checkout Session.

  • Products with the following product tax codes are now eligible to use with Managed Payments:

    • txcd_10701400: Website Information Services - Business Use
    • txcd_10701401: Website Information Services - Personal Use

August 15, 2025

Support for Radar for Fraud Teams

Managed Payments now supports Radar for Fraud Teams. You can use Radar for Fraud Teams to define fraud prevention rules such as blocking card payments from certain countries, or always requesting 3D Secure authentication. These rules apply in addition to the fraud prevention already provided by Managed Payments.

August 13, 2025

Refunding withheld sales tax

We’ve updated the behavior of withheld sales tax for refunded transactions. Previously, Stripe kept the original sales tax amount on all refunded transactions. Now, Stripe only keeps the original sales tax amount on refunded transactions where required.

The Payment breakdown section of the transaction shows the refunded sales tax amount.

The Payment breakdown of a transaction using Managed Payments, showing the sales tax withheld originally, and the amount of sales tax refunded, with currency conversion included as well.

End consumers aren’t affected by this change.