If you use Stripe Checkout or the Stripe Payment Gateway to process transactions, you can integrate Stripe directly with your EAS account. Once connected, your paid orders are automatically imported into EAS without requiring manual exports, keeping your business fully compliant with EU VAT regulations.
Connecting your store to EAS solution
Prerequisites
Before you begin, generate a Stripe Restricted API Key with read access for orders and payments. If you haven't set this up yet, see our guide: How to issue a Stripe restricted key .
Step-by-Step Setup Guide
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Log in to EAS
Sign in to your EAS Dashboard.
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Navigate to Integrations
From the left-hand navigation menu, select Integrations.
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Add a New Integration
Click the Add New Integration button in the upper-right corner.
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Select Stripe
Choose Stripe from the list of available platforms, review the introductory instructions, and proceed to the next step.
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Enter API Credentials
Stripe Restricted Key: Paste the API key generated in your Stripe dashboard.
Account Name: Enter a recognisable label for this store or account (e.g., My Brand - EU Store).
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Configure Default Product & Shipping Settings
Provide the following mandatory integration parameters:
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Default HS Code: Select a 6-digit Harmonized System (HS) code that represents the majority of your catalog. EAS uses this fallback whenever an individual Stripe transaction lacks product-level classification.
Need help finding your code? Use the EAS EU Customs Tariffs Guide.
Dispatch Country: Select the physical country from which your orders are packed and shipped.
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Save & Verify
Click Submit to finalize the setup. Once verified, your Stripe account will appear with an Active status in your Integrations list, and incoming orders will begin syncing automatically.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does connecting Stripe affect how my customers pay?
No. The EAS integration runs entirely in the background and does not alter your checkout experience or gateway behaviour.
Can I connect more than one Stripe account?
Yes. Repeat the steps above for each Stripe account or brand entity you operate. Make sure to assign distinct account names for easy identification