#lucas-medeiros_api
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hi there!
how are you accepting payments? Checkout Session, Payment Element, something else?
Hello
I'm actually creating my own checkout, but I need a payment provider to integrate into my own checkout.
I would need the APIs and if it is possible to do something the way I am saying
the first step is to decide how you want to accept payments with Stripe: Checkout Session, Payment Element, etc. I recommend reading this to get started: https://docs.stripe.com/payments/accept-a-payment/web/compare-integrations
But in my example that I gave, would it be possible?
I don't want the person to leave my checkout. I want to integrate the payment provider into my backend and there is the Stripe provider inside, but without leaving my checkout.
I don't understand your question. if you want users to stay on your website, you can ise embeded Checkout Session or the Payment Element.
But how would these options work?
What would this checkout session look like? Would my customer go to Stripe checkout?
for Payment Element, here's our guide with some preview of what it looks like: https://docs.stripe.com/payments/accept-a-payment?platform=web&ui=elements
and here the doc for embeded Checkout Session: https://docs.stripe.com/payments/accept-a-payment?platform=web&ui=embedded-form
But in my case, what would be the best option? Since I told you the business rule that I want. I want the customer to enter my checkout that I am creating, and when the customer enters payment information such as the card, just process it normally, because the one who will be processing it will be Stripe.
or is there no way to do this?
But in my case, what would be the best option?
it's completely up to you. please read the guides I shared and pick the option you prefere.
Let me tell you more about my business so you can understand. I am a checkout and I want to make my checkout available for my customers to use. However, I want to implement the payment processor so that they, who have ecommerce, can sell normally. Is that possible?
Hello
What exactly do you need help with? Your questions are quite unclear
This is a developer support forum. We can help with technical questions but we can't help design your solution for you.
Hello,
Thank you for your response. Let me provide more context about our business and what we need help with.
We are building a customizable checkout solution for e-commerce businesses. Our goal is to allow these businesses to use our checkout to process payments, but we want the actual payment processing to be handled by Stripe. Here are the key points of our requirement:
Custom Checkout: We are developing our own checkout interface that our clients (e-commerce businesses) will use on their websites.
Payment Processing: We want to integrate Stripe for payment processing, ensuring that all transactions are handled securely by Stripe.
Integration Method: We are considering using Stripe Elements and Stripe Connect to facilitate this integration.
Sure.. but my colleague shared the exact guides that you'd need for custom checkout