#ocardenas

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marsh panther
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Hi unfortunately we don't have the ability to assist with these types of account related questions in here. I recommend you reach out to support: https://support.stripe.com

past oyster
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Thanks

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I have other question

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in test mode

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I can display many options of pay?

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like a apple pay and google pay

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??

marsh panther
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Yes you can

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You can do that with the Payment Element and also with hosted solutions like Stripe Checkout

past oyster
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ok

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well in my account

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I have enable

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apple pay

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but in my view

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Element Stripe

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only can see

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this

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how I can watch full payment methods?

marsh panther
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There are some things you need to do for apple pay to work

past oyster
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ok

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I have a question

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the customer_id is required?

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what value I have to pass to customer_id?

sand thicket
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Not necessarily, you should be able to confirm payment intents that were created without a customer

past oyster
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ok

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sorry I was reading other description

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I read the description of the apple pay and google pay

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When you turn on cards in the Dashboard, it enables Apple Pay and Google Pay too. When you enable automatic_payment_methods or pass card in payment_method_types on the PaymentIntent, your customer also sees Apple Pay and Google Pay. These payment methods require you to serve your application over HTTPS in development and production. Additionally, you need to verify your domain for Apple Pay.

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in here says "When you enable automatic_payment_methods or pass card in payment_method_types on the PaymentIntent, your customer also sees Apple Pay and Google Pay."

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but I can't see it

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why?

sand thicket
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As in, those wallets are not showing up as options in your payment element on your custom page?

past oyster
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yes I cansee

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but in my web no

sand thicket
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Are you serving your test page over HTTPS?

past oyster
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no

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I testing in local

sand thicket
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Both wallets require that you page is served over HTTPS. You can use a tunneling service like ngrok to get an HTTPS URL for your local testing https://ngrok.com/

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That is what this line in that doc was referring to:

These payment methods require you to serve your application over HTTPS in development and production. Additionally, you need to verify your domain for Apple Pay.