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Python PGP key

Learn how to use the Python client library PGP key.

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If you’re unfamiliar with PGP, see GPG and start by importing a public key. After you familiarize yourself with the basics of PGP, use this PGP key as it’s marked as trusted for the Python client library.

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If you have any questions, or encounter any issues, please contact us at support-migrations@stripe.com.

Python PGP key

After you import the key, you can encrypt files by running:

gpg --encrypt --recipient 05D02D3D57ABFF46 FILENAME

This creates FILENAME.gpg with the following information:

  • Key ID: 05D02D3D57ABFF46
  • Key type: RSA
  • Key size: 2048 bits
  • Fingerprint: C330 33E4 B583 FE61 2EDE 877C 05D0 2D3D 57AB FF46
  • User ID: Stripe <security@stripe.com>
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