#yhfs_best-practices
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- yhfs_best-practices, 56 minutes ago, 12 messages
- yhfs_unexpected, 1 day ago, 12 messages
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sorry I'm thinking this through
basically if you want to support Apple Pay there is going to be a tradeoff somewhere
Checkout Sessions can't only have wallets, so in all cases both Checkout Sessions (with or without s_f_u) would have cards as a payment option
I understand that I have to choose s_f_u or Applepay.
thank you for your great support!
you have a couple of options here
you can either move to Express Checkout Element for the Apple Pay
and then you can also have setup_future_usage for Apple Pay
but you will lose the benefits of CheckoutSessions (tax, promotion codes, invoices etc.)
and you would have to maintain 2 different webhook flows
sorry. That was a confusing question.
I would like to allow users to choose between two payment methods: s_f_u card payment and Apple Pay (not necessarily s_f_u).
don't see how that's possible really unfortunately since they're bundled together as part of the card payment_method_type. It's not granular enough without moving to a more complex integration flow as mentioned