Available on the Business and Enterprise plans.
Most accounts connect one Stripe account and everything settles there. If you operate several legal entities, locations, or brands, you can connect more than one, so money lands in the right place from the start.
When you need this
Separate legal entities under one Superset account.
Locations that keep their own books.
Distinct brands that report separately.
Franchise arrangements where each site settles its own revenue.
If none of those apply, one Stripe account is simpler and easier to reconcile.
How to set it up
Routing has to match how your organisation is structured, so this is configured with the Superset team. Email [email protected] and describe your entities and how payments should split.
Notes & best practices
Work out your entity structure with your accountant before setting this up. Reassigning payments after the fact is painful.
Each Stripe account keeps its own payouts and its own fees. Payout timing can differ between them.
If a Stripe account becomes restricted, payments to that account fail while the others keep working. Watch for the "Your Stripe account is restricted" warning and resolve it in Stripe.
Superset reporting still shows your whole account. The split is about where money settles, not about hiding revenue from your own dashboards.
FAQ
Is this available on my plan?
Is this available on my plan?
Multiple Stripe accounts are part of Business and Enterprise. Email [email protected] to talk about moving up.
Can I set this up myself?
Can I set this up myself?
No. Contact [email protected] so routing is configured to match your entities.
Do payouts arrive together?
Do payouts arrive together?
No. Each Stripe account pays out on its own schedule.
What if one account is restricted?
What if one account is restricted?
Payments to that account fail until you resolve it in Stripe. The others are unaffected.