Check what applies to you
Two questions: where you live, and when you were born. They decide which route is open, and whether you need us at all. No account, no email address.
Filter one is reach: how the payment provider gets to your country at all, which is what the four figures above divide up.
Filter two is age: the age at which you can enter a binding contract where you live, because the provider’s terms defer to local law rather than assuming 18. Scotland is 16, seven Canadian provinces and territories are 19, Mississippi is 21, and Singapore separates contracting age from adulthood entirely.
Beyond those two, the route is treated as open. Stripe confirmed the mechanism to us directly on 8 September 2026, so we do not mark a country closed unless its own law sets a higher age or the provider carves it out. What Stripe would not confirm is availability country by country, and the result above says so where it applies. Terms change, and none of this is legal or tax advice.