Stripe & PayPal

Connect Stripe or PayPal to sync your payments, fees, and payouts into Kick automatically.

When you connect Stripe or PayPal, Kick pulls in your payment transactions and automatically splits them into gross revenue and fees - so you can see exactly what you earned and what you paid in processing costs, without any manual work.

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Stripe

What syncs

• Payments from customers, split into gross revenue and fees
• Refunds
• Payouts to your bank account
• Invoice line item detail
• Customer and product names
• Stripe Capital loan payments (split into principal, fees, and other expenses)

Connect Stripe

1. Go to the Accounts tab
2. Click Add account and select Stripe
3. Authorize the connection through Stripe's login flow
4. Select the entity your Stripe account belongs to
5. Click Continue

Repeat to connect multiple Stripe accounts if needed.

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PayPal

What syncs

• Payments from customers, split into gross revenue and fees
• Refunds
• Payouts to your bank account
• Customer and product names
• PayPal loan payments
• Expense transactions and vendor names

Only USD transactions sync from PayPal. Foreign currency transactions need to be converted to USD and added manually.

Connect PayPal

1. Go to the Accounts tab
2. Click Add account and select PayPal
3. Authorize the connection through PayPal's login flow
4. Select the entity your PayPal account belongs to
5. Click Continue

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Cash App, Venmo, and others

Cash App and Venmo connect through Plaid like a standard bank account. Go to Accounts → Add account and search for the institution.

For payment processors that don't support Plaid, use the Universal Importer to upload transactions manually.

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Transfers from your processor to your bank

When your processor pays out to your bank account, both sides of that movement need to be matched as a transfer - otherwise Kick will count the deposit as income and double your revenue.

Kick handles this automatically for connected accounts. For recurring payouts (like daily Stripe deposits), you can also create a Transfer Rule to ensure matching is always applied.

→ Transfers