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For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.kick.co/llms.txt). This page is also available as [Markdown](https://docs.kick.co/integrations/payment-processors.md).

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.

### 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.

### 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**

### 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](https://docs.kick.co/setting-up/universal-importer) to upload transactions manually.

### 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](https://docs.kick.co/common-workflows/rules) to ensure matching is always applied.