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high swanBOT
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proper rivet
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Hi 👋 my understanding is that handling raw card details in any part of your integration requires PCI compliance, even in your frontend.

We don't have a frontend function for creating a Token without using our Elements. You would need to send those details to your backend and create the Token from there:
https://docs.stripe.com/api/tokens/create_card

Is this a new integration you're building? Because if so, we typically no longer recommend working with Tokens directly. Instead we usually suggest using our UI Elements to create Payment Methods in a PCI compliant fashion.

glad junco
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I'm opting for a custom form because stripe card elements won't let me to fill sensitive card details into it.

I need to integrate the custom form with a generic magnetic card reader. The reader will read the card details and fill the custom form with raw card data.

I must send the raw card details to Stripe to create a token. My backend can handle charging the card using the token from stripe.

proper rivet
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Yes, our Elements are protected for PCI compliance reasons, and you are not able to insert values into them.

My understanding is your system will need to be PCI compliant, and that you'll need to send those card details to your backend to create a Token.

glad junco
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Isn't there any APIs or stripe methods that take raw card details in frontend and give back tokens?