Stripe, which processes online payments for President Donald Trump’s campaign, cut ties with him for violating his policies during last week’s riot at the United States Capitol, the company said on Sunday.
The San Francisco-based company said Trump encouraged violence on Wednesday when a crowd of his supporters invaded the Capitol, violating user policies that prohibit “high-risk” activities.
The Wall Street Journal first reported on the move, which occurred after other companies began denouncing Trump for the attack, which left five people dead, including a police officer.
Twitter, where Trump had more than 80 million followers, permanently suspended his personal account on Friday, while the email provider the Trump campaign uses also suspended access, and Facebook blocked him indefinitely on Thursday – market.
Parler, the right-wing social media site where many of Trump’s supporters went, was abandoned by Apple and Google for not moderating that Google spokesperson called “notorious content”.