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raw sand
To provide better context, createPaymentIntent function in this case is a custom hook that I created and is used in the frontend, which sends a request to my Next API that creates a Payment Intent on the server side, and returns the response of the Payment Intent on success.
But what's mostly important in this case is that I am using the Elements provider for react-stripe-js
placid hazel
Actually, you can't test Google/Apple Pay buttons in your localhost, you need to have HTTPS server and registred your domain. Other payment methods however can be tested in your localhost (.e.g card, sepa, ach...)
raw sand
Are there any other providers apart from Google/Apple Pay that can be tested in localhost such as Amazon Pay or Link? Because like I said when I render the component it's just blank, and I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong or it's just the fact that I'm running the app locally.
placid hazel
You'll need a https server for that yes... you can use a https tunnel (for example ngrok) in order to test this quickly..
raw sand
Oh yeah I forgot I could do that, will test it out soon. Thanks!
placid hazel
Happy to help!
raw sand
Google Pay worked now, but when I try to make a payment with a Stripe Test Card it just says
Your request failed. Use a different payment method, or contact us. Learn more [OR-CCSEH-21]
The card I used is
NO: 4242 4242 4242 4242
EXP: 09/28 CVC: 123
And I'm obviously testing in a test environment.
The Google Pay window even has this message on it:
Your payment method won't be charged because you're in a test environment
Is this a known issue for test card payments to not work on Google Pay? Or do I need to use a card that exists for this?
Just asking out of curiosity as the request error has to deal with incorrect card details.
placid hazel
For testing Google Pay you need to use live/real cards