Hi there-you can override Stripe's default logic of sorting payment methods by relevance and set your preferred order using the paymentMethodOrder option.

@@StripeDev tks much , i'll try it

Hi there-can you please contact us via support.stripe.com so we can look into this further?

@@StripeDev thanks for responding, I have edited my comment, can you please read it again I hope you will get my query now

We would still need you to contact our support team. We have no way to review your current integration or set up from here. We're more than happy to get this looked into and answer that query through support.stripe.com. Thanks.

@@StripeDev sure we will contact there. Thanks

We can definitely help-please reach out to us over Discord so we can take a look: stripe.com/go/developer-chat. Thank you!

Hey there-great question! You should create a UI control on the page for amount input, and send the amount to your backend so that you can create a PaymentIntent with that amount.

@@StripeDev ok i understand but i wanted to grab all of those information(card details,amount,description text) together and make one request to the server to make the payment , so if that it's not possible i will consider your approach . thanks

Hi Tim-you do not need to change the language because the invoice will automatically display the customers language based on their browser settings. This can be found here: support.stripe.com/questions/language-recognition-for-invoices-with-stripe-billing. We also have more customisable options through the API here: docs.stripe.com/invoicing/customize.

@@StripeDevSorry about the language complaint. But nothing is really costumizable. Why can’t you just make an option where i have a template with variables. Like many others do. I can’t position anything. I want the adress details but not an extra field with the „sent to“, just the „bill to“ field. And why is at my company info just my phone number. It should be my adress and not that big, just small i little above the client information. I mean that’s all basic stuff. Really disappointed as i said. ​​⁠ Haven’t looked into the api docu but I won’t code anything just to do that simple stuff which every other platform is able to do eeeeaaasily. I mean come on.

Hi there-good question! Yes, tap to pay in iPhone is available for use via Stripe Terminal in America, England and Australia. You can read more about it here: stripe.com/in/terminal/tap-to-pay-on-iphone. Let us know if this helps!

If you're using Stripe Tax, it should automatically collect tax based on your customer's location. You can see how this works here: docs.stripe.com/tax/calculating

@@StripeDev That is not the question. Correct me if I am wrong, but the documentation indicates that Stripe Tax calculates tax for locations where you have a registration. If you are just starting out, you do not know where your customers will come from. Will Stripe track your sales by location even if you do not have any registrations and let you know when you are approaching the threshold nexus that requires registration?

You would be responsible for identifying any regions where you would have tax obligations and registering with those regions, though there is a beta that you can sign up for to have Stripe register for you instead, and you'll find more details on all of this here: docs.stripe.com/tax/registering

@@StripeDev Will Stripe track sales by location and notify me when I am approaching or exceeded a location's threshold nexus so that I can register that location? To do this does Stripe Tax need to be active? If so, then it seems you need at least one registration? To set up tax, Stripe is insisting that I enter a registration. Please read this question carefully so we don't go in circles. Thanks!

We definitely want to take a look-please reach out to us over Discord using this link: stripe.com/go/developer-chat. Thank you!

Hey! Feel free to reach out to our team on Discord at stripe.com/go/developer-chat and we can help you further.

Hey there! You'll want to make sure your restricted keys are up to date and valid-take a look at our doc here for more info: docs.stripe.com/stripe-cli/keys.

Hi Amit! Check out the docs here for adding custom fields to invoices: docs.stripe.com/invoicing/customize#custom-fields

@@StripeDev ok so when you call our webhook, i call the stripe api to update the custom field on the invoice but the invoice is locked because it s finalized. so now i guess i need to remove the "invoice_creation.enabled" when i create the checkout sessiion in the firts place. but can i create an draft invoice on a payment later on? (then i can update it and finalize it). which routes will i use? thanks

Hi Miko-it sounds like you need to stop the Stripe Billing engine from automatically finalizing, reattempting payments on, sending reminders for, or automatically reconciling invoices so you can edit it before finalization. If that's the case, you'll want to make sure you pass auto_advance=false.

Hey there-we're sorry to hear that. Please send us an email here: support.stripe.com/express/contact/email and we'll take a look.

@@StripeDev i am already submit please check.

Thanks for the confirmation. A specialist team will look into this and get back to you.

Hi there-we'd recommend referencing our documentation on this: docs.stripe.com/connect/separate-charges-and-transfers.

No sorry. A payment link once generated can be used anywhere, they're not platform specific so you won't see where it is. You would need to manage this separately.

Sorry Jordan, could you elaborate on the question please?

@@StripeDev Sure. The first screen the user sees when they are redirected to the onboarding flow (hosted by Stripe) shows "Get started with Stripe" and asks for an email address. Then next screen asks for a password. I didn't see that in your demo. I was wondering if you encountered the same experience or was able to get around the user having to create an account and sign in. Make sense?

No they can't circumvent creating the account.

@@StripeDev Thanks - creating the account was understood. But the redirect forced the user to log in. I was able to get around that by turning off the built in external account collection (banking info) - that disabled the stripe auth popup.

Hey Bosco-could you provide some more context? Happy to take a look.

@@StripeDev Hi! I mean this video assumes that I develop my iOS app through the use of SwiftUI through struct and etc.. But SwiftUI is relatively new and my team and I are accustomed to developing iOS apps through storyboard. While the programming language is still swift, the codes will be quite different. Do you also have tutorials on how to implement something similar through storyboard? Hopefully this clarification is clear?

Got it! If you're asking about UIKit support, yes we support it. You can find the example code for UIKit in our integration guide docs.stripe.com/payments/accept-a-payment?platform=ios&uikit-swiftui=uikit

Tap to pay is available for Terminal integrations, which you can see how to get started here: docs.stripe.com/terminal/overview.

Hey there-we'd recommend reaching out to our sales team: stripe.com/contact/sales. While you'd normally need wi-fi access for this, we do have an Offline mode that's currently invite-only.

@@StripeDev I haven't set up my actual account. I'm still using test account. Can you explain little more what do you mean by invite thing there 🤔

Hi Anderson-Unfortunately since this isn't a support avenue, we can't provide much help. If you'd like to speak to our support team, you can reach out to them here: support.stripe.com/contact.

Hi Chuck-the way these fees are taken out depends on the way you have your integration set up: docs.stripe.com/payments/charges-api/connect.

@@StripeDev Hi. I'm doing separate charges and transfers, so I need to see what fee and where the fee is collected on the payout. Currently I don't know where to get that fee info (other than the Stripe docs page). Ex. I send 10 x $5.00 transfers to a Connect account totaling $50.00. I get the payout webhook and $50.00 was paid out, but I need to collect my fee and in order to know how much to collect I first need to see how much Stripe is collecting from that payout. I can read the docs on the Stipe site, but I need a more concrete way of Stripe telling me how much they take. Where does Stripe provide the Payout fee amount of 0.25% of gross payout?

You can always view our fees on our Pricing page here: stripe.com/connect/pricing. These should be fairly consistent but we'll be sure to email you when there are any pricing changes.

@@StripeDev I mentioned the pricing docs in my post, but that page doesn't help when developing. Without Stripe giving me a field that shows what fee they've removed from a payout, I'm stuck guessing until I go into live mode.

We're so glad you liked it! 🙂