Is Stripe.js down right now?
No. Stripe.js is working.
It answered our last check normally. If it still fails for you, the cause is more likely your device, app or network, or a problem limited to some regions or features. Checked 4 minutes ago · re-checked every 5 minutes
No outage in the last 30 days.
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Checked every 5 minutes from independent probes. We also tell you when the cloud, CDN or DNS provider underneath Stripe.js has an outage, and when it works again. No account, unsubscribe with one click.
What Stripe.js runs on
Mapped from public DNS, network ownership and published cloud IP ranges. When one of these providers has an outage, Stripe.js is exposed.
Stripe.js endpoint
| Service | Status | Latency | 24h uptime |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stripe.jsjs.stripe.com | up | 218 ms | 100% |
Recent incidents
No Stripe.js-related provider incident detected in the last 7 days.
Services on the same providers as Stripe.js
These services do not depend on Stripe.js, and a problem at Stripe.js itself does not affect them. They use the same provider underneath, so an outage of that provider can hit them and Stripe.js at the same time. If several of them are down together with Stripe.js, the shared provider is the likely cause.
Same DNS provider or CDN
Same name servers or content delivery network. An outage there makes all of these hard to reach at once.
Same cloud provider, region unknown
Same cloud company, but we could not confirm the same region. They are only hit together if that provider fails broadly, which is rare.
How we check Stripe.js
Is this Stripe.js's official status page?
No. It is an independent, outside-in view. Official status pages often confirm incidents late; we probe real service endpoints every five minutes and publish what we see.
When do you say Stripe.js is down?
A single failing request is reported as an error, never as an outage. A service is down after two consecutive failed checks, and we declare a provider incident only when several independent services that share the same provider fail together.
Why do other services appear here?
Because they use the same hosting, DNS or CDN provider as Stripe.js. They do not depend on Stripe.js. When that shared provider has problems, these services can be affected at the same time as Stripe.js, even if their own status pages still say everything is fine.
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