#srd_api
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dawn elm
hello! before we jump into the error, i just want to double check - it looks like this is a live mode request, are you still developing your integration?
if so i would strongly recommend creating a sandbox account and developing using your sandbox API keys
https://docs.stripe.com/keys#test-live-modes
it's against our terms of service to collect test payments in live mode, so by using sandbox keys you can test your whole integration end to end
sweet rover
it for live not test
Insert your merchant account access details. This way you trigger your payment processor to charge your client's credit card into the account you mention here.
Publishable key *
Live restricted API key *
dawn elm
how are you setting up your integration? are you a developer?
dawn elm
what provider are you using? is this some kind of third party service?
sweet rover
stripe
dawn elm
are you writing the code that is making this request to stripe?
sweet rover
i getting it from tripe to restaurantlogin
dawn elm
i don't think i understand what you mean. can you share the code where you are making the request to create this payment intent?
it sounds to me like you're either:
- using some kind of third party app, in which case you should reach out to them for support or
- you're still developing your app, in which case you should create a sandbox and use your sandbox API keys as i suggested above
it also sounds like if you're doing #1, they may have asked you to provide them with your API keys, and you should never share your API keys with a third party