On activating the Stripe account (code to phone), one is presented with a thank you page, saying the account is now live, and a list of things to double check.
1. Use your live key (for API calls)
2. Use your live publishable key with Stripe.js
3. Enable HTTPS on your site
4. Add a Specified Commercial Transactions Act page

This last one was a new one of me. Here the details:
Japanese law requires that all businesses accepting payments online provide specific information about their business by linking to a Specified Commercial Transactions Act page (特定商取引法に基づく表記) on their site.
Stripe kindly provides information on how to comply, here the links for English and Japanese:
* English: https://support.stripe.com/questions...ansactions-act
* Japanese: https://support.stripe.com/questions...ansactions-act

I could not actually find such pages on several shop sites I look at regularly. Wonder if anyone here knows more details about this. I'm not sure if I need to make a distinct an obvious page link (as suggested by Stripe), such as for Privacy Policy, Terms and Conditions, and so forth, or whether the necessary information can be included as part of an existing page.

This seems to be specific to Japan; however, if there are similar regulations in some other countries, would be nice to hear any input.