Where is Stripe headquartered?

Stripe runs a dual-headquarters model. Its U.S. headquarters is at 354 Oyster Point Boulevard in South San Francisco, California — a campus it moved into as it outgrew its earlier San Francisco offices. In October 2025 it opened a permanent European headquarters at One Wilton Park in Dublin, Ireland — a 14,500-square-metre site formally opened by the Taoiseach alongside John Collison and Dublin-based CRO Eileen O'Mara — in the city where the Collison brothers are from and where Stripe has long run major engineering and operations teams.

The two HQs reflect Stripe's center of gravity: U.S. corporate and West Coast engineering in South San Francisco, and European product, engineering, revenue, and international operations in Dublin.

Beyond its two headquarters, Stripe operates more than 20 offices worldwide. In North America it has New York, Chicago, and Toronto presences; across Europe it runs London, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, and other hubs alongside Dublin.

In Asia-Pacific and the rest of the world it has large engineering hubs in Bangalore and Hyderabad plus offices in Singapore, Tokyo, Sydney, Dubai, Mexico City, and São Paulo. The India offices in particular are major engineering centers, not just sales outposts.

For a seller mapping territories, Stripe's decision-makers are not in one place — buying centers cluster in the Bay Area (corporate, product, engineering leadership), Dublin and London (European operations, revenue, and engineering), and Bangalore/Hyderabad (large engineering orgs). That means a single account spans multiple time zones and likely multiple regional stakeholders.

Practically: run West Coast field events and ABM against the South San Francisco hub for executive and product reach, use Dublin/London for European engineering, revenue, and operations buyers, and treat the India hubs as the way into large engineering and platform teams. Expect to coordinate across at least three time-zone clusters on any enterprise-wide deal.