Financial infrastructure for the next generation of founders.
Veyro is the eligibility checker for teenage founders — two questions that tell you whether you can legally take payments where you live, and what it takes.
Everyone says you have to be 18. We asked Stripe directly, and on 8 September 2026 they told us otherwise: a user who is at least 13 can create a Connect account, provided the parent or legal guardian involvement is completed through Stripe’s own onboarding before the account takes charges or receives payouts. They confirmed the US, named Brazil as the one exception at 18+, and said requirements vary elsewhere. The checker is that answer, turned into something you can actually use.
The check takes about twenty seconds. No account, no email address.
What Veyro is, and what it isn’t
- Veyro is software, not a bank. It never holds your customers’ money — the regulated payment provider does, until a payout reaches the connected bank account.
- Your guardian is the named adult on the payment account. They are not the owner of your business, and Veyro keeps a separate ledger so that stays obvious.
- Your guardian is notified of every payout and keeps a permanent record of it. They do not get a veto. On the account type this is built on, nobody can build them one, and we would rather say so here than have you discover it later.
- Whether a minor may hold a payment account with a guardian as representative has not been confirmed by a lawyer in any country. Provider policy permitting it is not the same as it being settled where you live.