#unrealdev_best-practices
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Hi there! Could you share a little more about what you're working with in a Stripe context? Is there a specific place where you're using this certificate?
Additionally, we aren't familiar with flutter
I am not using the certificate anywhere and haven’t provided it to Stripe. The only thing I have provided to Stripe is the merchant ID, but Stripe still works with Apple Pay. I don’t understand how Stripe manages to decrypt the Apple Pay token, as decryption requires the ‘Apple Pay Payment Processing Certificate.’ I want to confirm that if I generate a new certificate, Apple Pay will continue to work, since generating a new certificate will revoke the old one. If the new certificate doesn’t work, Apple Pay will break in production. Additionally, I would like to understand how Stripe handles and decrypts the Apple Pay tokens.
Additionally, it’s okay if you’re not familiar with Flutter; I just need to know how Stripe handles Apple Pay when integrated with mobile apps.
There is a process which is outlined in our docs for how to handle renewing Apple Pay certificates for mobile apps: https://docs.stripe.com/apple-pay/best-practices#apple-pay-certificate-renewal
However if you haven't gone through that flow previously you likely do not need to do so now
Got it, thanks, will look into the guide.
Just for the information, I believe previous developer might have uploaded the certificate to the stripe I just found the old certificate in Stripe dashboard.
Thanks for the help