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Hi ๐ it may depend on the charge strucure you're using with your Connect Integration. Do you know if you're using Destination Charges or Direct Charges?
I believe we do direct charges, and we collect application_fee
Gotcha. In that case, using our flows for dynamic payment methods is likely the best approach for enabling Apple Pay for your Connected Accounts:
https://docs.stripe.com/connect/dynamic-payment-methods?connect-payment-integration-type=payment&connect-charge-type=direct&connect-account-type=standard&on-behalf-of=false
You will also need to look into registering the domains where you intend to surface Apple Pay for your Connected Accounts:
https://docs.stripe.com/payments/payment-methods/pmd-registration?platform=api#register-your-domain-while-using-connect
This sounds great, im just wondering what will i need to change in my frontend code.
Its a js elements integration
and i have "custom" fields for entering the card details and submit button
how will the apple pay or google pay buttons be visualised?
There is an example of what a rendered Payment Element looks like here:
https://docs.stripe.com/payments/payment-element
Oh i see, so i will no longer be able to use custom html?
Using custom input fields to collect raw card details comes with a large PCI compliance burden, I wouldn't recommend doing it and it's why we built our elements to handle that for you.