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Hi ๐ what's your question?
We are a platform account
We let our connected accounts chose their own payment methods
Apple pay is disabled by default
If we were to enable this by default, would it work out the box?
I recall something about having to verify the domain name its used on?
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Assuming that we run a tenanted platform, each tenant will have a different subdomain/domain (if using their own domain on our product)
How can we scale this process for connected accounts?
You would need to help them set up Apple Pay on their own website using the same method that you used to set up Apple Pay on yours
Ok, but lets assume we have tenanta.ourdomain.com and tenantb.ourdomain.com
Assuming we are the platform and its ourdomain.com
Would it be enough for us to verify our own domain
Or would each tenant also have to do this from their stripe account?
Good question, let me check
thnx
So each of those domains counts as a sub-domain in this case, which means they would all need to be registered individually per Apple's rules
and we cant automate this?
What about where two different clients use the same domain?
You might be able to automate it, though how that happens will depend on how your system is architected.
What about where two different clients use the same domain?
They would both be under the same domain registration. I'm not sure I understand the question
tenant A (with their own stripe a/c) - checkout page = checkout.ourdomain.com
tenant B (with their own stripe a/c) - checkout page = checkout.ourdomain.com
If we (the parent account), verify ourdomain.com would that be enough for it to work with any connected account that uses that domain?
Yes if its the same domain (or subdomain) then only one registration is required
Are you using direct or destination charges?
direct
OK then you will need to register the domain for the connected account, as shown here:
https://stripe.com/docs/stripe-js/elements/payment-request-button?client=html#html-js-using-with-connect
(same would apply for unique subdomains)
What is the payment request button?
That's Stripe's way of showing a standalone wallet pay button, but i'm sharing just for the connect domain registration aspect
Ok, so we dont need to do this? https://support.stripe.com/questions/enable-apple-pay-on-your-stripe-account
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hello?
Yes, either the connected account needs to do this, or you need to do it for them, but it must be set up for each account
This doc shows how you can make the request for them from your platform
Ok, so if the connected account is operating under a domain we have verified, we then need to add that domain via the API request you showed me
Yes, for each connected account, if you're using direct charges
I am still a bit confused about exactly what we have to do and what we need to ask our clients to do
Assume the tenant is working on our subdomain, and we have verified our root domain
Could you kindly list the steps that would need to taken inorder to let a connected account use Apple pay
If you're using direct charges, you need to register the domain for each connected account, using the example i shared
Or the connected account can add it in their dashboard
So you would need to make sure that the domain file is available at that subdomain and then make the API call specified in this doc so that Stripe and Apple look for the file and register it https://stripe.com/docs/stripe-js/elements/payment-request-button?client=html#html-js-using-with-connect
Where do we get the domain file?
Is that something that comes back from the API response?
The file is linked in step 1 here: https://stripe.com/docs/stripe-js/elements/payment-request-button?client=html#verifying-your-domain-with-apple-pay
Is the domain association file unqiue to the stripe a/c
No - its the same for all stripe domain registrations
oh, that makes this easier ๐
Now it makes more sense
So the API is effectivley step 2
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Yes exactly ๐