Ivy0212

[calm tendon]

Which integration do you use? Payment Element, Payment Request Button or Express Checkout Element?

[thorny basalt]

Express Checkout

[calm tendon]

In the click event, billingAddressRequired in the options of event.resolve() can be set to false to disable billing address collection: https://stripe.com/docs/js/elements_object/express_checkout_element_click_event#express_checkout_element_on_click-handler-resolve-billingAddressRequired

[thorny basalt]

ok, thanks, will try this. And have another question, the billing address is required when adding a new card, right?

[serene dagger]

I already set that

[thorny basalt]

Hi can I get the answer regarding the new card

[gusty jasper]

Hi! I'm taking over this thread.

the billing address is required when adding a new card, right?
What do you mean "when adding a new card"? Adding the card where?

[serene dagger]

sorry, she might a little busy,
I`m developer
she mean is "I set billingAddressRequired to false first, then one user click the button. If the user has not added any cards, does he still see the billing address option?"

[gusty jasper]

If the user has not added any cards,
I'm still not sure I understand this part. Added a card to where?

[serene dagger]

Added a card info to google pay

[gusty jasper]

If the user has no cards in google pay, then they won't see the Google Pay option at all.

[serene dagger]

but I set the wallets.googlePay to "always"

  const expressCheckoutElement = elements.create('expressCheckout', {
    wallets: {
      applePay: 'always',
      googlePay: 'always'
    },
  })

[gusty jasper]

Give me a few minutes to double check this.

[serene dagger]

OK thanks

[smoky roost]

Hey! Taking over for my colleague. Let me catch up.

[smoky roost]

If the user doesn't have a card added to their Google Wallet, then they won't see the Google Pay

even if you set the wallets to always.