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Lemon Squeezy

Lemon Squeezy

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Lemon Squeezy is currently blocked in Syria, as of .

Merchant of record platform helping developers sell digital products globally

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Activity Summary

Blocked in Syria. A community investigation in February 2026 found that Lemon Squeezy, a merchant-of-record platform owned by Stripe, cannot operate in Syria until Stripe itself supports Syrian transactions, so unblocking depends directly on Stripe. The team sent a follow-up to Stripe in March 2026 referencing Lemon Squeezy as an affected sibling service. No resolution yet.

Follow-up Sent

Follow-up email sent to Stripe (parent company) referencing Lemon Squeezy as a sibling service affected by the same IP-level blocking. Sent alongside the primary Stripe follow-up from corporateaffairs@unblocksyria.com to notices@stripe.com.

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If you're experiencing issues accessing Lemon Squeezy in Syria, you can reach out to their support team directly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No, Lemon Squeezy is currently blocked in Syria. Users in Syria cannot access this service. We are tracking the situation and advocating for change.

Many international services blocked access to Syria due to previous sanctions and compliance policies. Even as sanctions are being reviewed, some companies have not yet restored access. Unblock Syria tracks these services and advocates for change.

You can help by voting on this page to show demand, sharing it on social media, and contacting Lemon Squeezy directly to request they restore access for Syrian users.