Stripe is converting its primary US entity from Stripe, Inc. to Stripe, LLC, effective January 3, 2026. The document lists both entity names with a transition date.
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This provision requires Business Users who have executed agreements referencing Stripe, Inc. as the contracting or processing entity to assess whether their existing contracts, DPAs, or Standard Contractual Clauses require amendment to reflect the new legal entity name effective January 3, 2026.
Interpretive note: The document does not specify the legal mechanism of the conversion (e.g., statutory conversion, merger, or rebranding), which affects whether existing contracts are automatically novated or require amendment under applicable state law.
The agreement states that Stripe's primary US entity changes legal form from Stripe, Inc. to Stripe, LLC on January 3, 2026. Business Users whose contractual or data processing agreements name Stripe, Inc. as a party should evaluate whether this conversion requires a contract update.
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This provision requires Business Users who have executed agreements referencing Stripe, Inc. as the contracting or processing entity to assess whether their existing contracts, DPAs, or Standard Contractual Clauses require amendment to reflect the new legal entity name effective January 3, 2026.
The agreement states that Stripe's primary US entity changes legal form from Stripe, Inc. to Stripe, LLC on January 3, 2026. Business Users whose contractual or data processing agreements name Stripe, Inc. as a party should evaluate whether this conversion requires a contract update.
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