#j_stripe-intro
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Hi there 👋 have you already decided what shape of integration you want to use to add Stripe to you site?
If not, I'd recommend starting here:
https://docs.stripe.com/payments/accept-a-payment
It's our guide for beginning to accept payments, and walks through setting up an integration for several different approaches.
Thanks let me check this out and get back to you
What about Stripe express
How do I add that to my website?
You mean build a Connect integration using Express Connected Accounts?
I’m trying to make a website to accept Stripe express and I want to know how is that possible and if so, how?
I'm going to need more clarification on what you're referring to by "Stripe express"
You don’t know what Stripe expresses?
I’ll send you it
@elfin fjord
Stuff yk?
Okay, that's referring to what I said earlier, about building an integration that uses Stripe Connect and allows you to onboard Express Connected Accounts.
Building a Connect integration can be quite an undertaking. This is where we start walking through how to do that:
https://docs.stripe.com/connect/express-accounts
So that will help me add it as a payment so they can use debit card and stuff? To my website.
So what do I have to do?
Connect is used for onboarding third-parties, such as sellers, to your flow so you can facilitate payments on their behalf or send funds from your transactions to them.
If you want to accept payments, you should look at the guide I shared initially. If you want a more complex flow, you should elaborate on what that flow is so I can make a thorough recommendation.
Can I show you what I need?
If it helps you convey what you're trying to build
I’m just trying to add Stripe to my website so people can pay with Stripe
And use their credit cards and Apple Pay
Understand?
The first guide I linked is the right guide for that then. But let me know if that doesn't seem to be the case as you're going through it.
OK, I’ll check it out. Thanks. I’ll get back to you too.
That's in the first guide I linked. In the Custom flow tab.
Well partly
That screenshot seems to be using a combination of the Express Checkout Element, and the Payment Element. The Custom flow tab in that first guide walks through how to use the Payment Element.
It won't give you the standalone button at the top for Google/Apple Pay and other wallets. That would require also implementing the Express Checkout Element:
https://docs.stripe.com/elements/express-checkout-element
and suppressing wallets from being offered via the Payment Element.