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- kanew5816_docs, 6 days ago, 10 messages
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woeful delta
Hi, let me help you with this.
Web verification is for using Apple Pay in a browser, and iOS certificate is for using APay in your iOS app.
If I am using both should go through both the processes?
Yes
Is there any domain verification required for iOS certificates?
Not sure what you mean by this.
daring stone
What if in the Apple Pay merchant identifier that I've created for the iOS app, I've verified my web app domain as well?
In that case should I still verify my domain again with stripe?
woeful delta
Those are verified in different ways. Have you tried going through the process already?
daring stone
Yes, I have created a merchant identifier with Apple Pay and have my domain verified with the file provided by them
woeful delta
What's the exact issue you're facing now then?
daring stone
This is sorted, thanks
woeful delta
Happy to help.