Straight To You
When somebody buys what your child has finished with, that money lands in your own bank account. It travels from the family who bought it to you, and it passes through nobody on the way.
Connecting your account once is what makes that possible, and it is the only reason we ask.
The money arrives by itself the day the pram is in their hands. Asking for it, chasing it, wondering when somebody will get around to sending it — all of that belongs to other places.
Your bank details are yours and stay with Stripe, who move money for millions of businesses. Replay Kids never sees them and never holds them.
It is done once and it carries every sale after it. The tenth pram is the same as the first.
What Stripe Asks
Stripe asks the same of everybody who is paid through them, and it takes about ten minutes with your phone in your hand.
- Your name, your date of birth and your address
- The bank account you would like the money to land in
- A photograph of your licence or passport, so they know you are you
That last one exists because money is moving to a real person. It is the same check a bank makes, and it is the reason a stranger can pay you with confidence.
Before Your First Sale
This is done once, before your first pram goes up, so that the day somebody chooses it the money simply arrives. A sale is never waiting on paperwork, and neither are you.
Ten minutes tonight, and every sale after it is already taken care of.
Open Your Gate For One Morning.
It’s the modern day garage sale, except no one arrives early.
Open Your Place See What Is Open Near You Or A Whole Street, Together