Payments
Stripe
A global payment processor covering cards and a wide set of local payment methods.
What it does here
Stripe inside Quick Commerce
The one gateway on this platform with saved-card storage and setup intents, so a returning customer can check out without re-entering card details, and subscriptions or repeat orders can charge a card on file.
Data flow
What data moves, and where
- 1Checkout creates a Stripe payment or setup intent with the order amount and currency.
- 2Card entry happens on Stripe's hosted checkout page; a token, not the card number, reaches your order.
- 3A webhook confirms the charge, marks the order paid and, if consented, saves the card for next time.
How to connect
Connecting Stripe
- 1
Get Stripe credentials
Open a merchant account with Stripe and generate its API or merchant keys.
- 2
Add it in the back office
Settings → Payments → enable Stripe and paste the keys in test mode first.
- 3
Test a transaction
Place a sandbox order and confirm the callback marks it paid and notifies the shop.
- 4
Go live
Switch to live keys — Stripe appears at checkout immediately, no redeploy needed.
Ready to connect Stripe?
Our team can help you set it up during onboarding, or start it yourself from the back office.
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