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civic moon
Hello, yes Terminal and Connect can totally work together. Basically there are settings on the payment intent for how you want to split the payment (exactly what you set depends on your connect setup) so you would just make sure that those are set properly on the intents that you confirm with the tap to pay flow
Here we go, this doc should be helpful https://docs.stripe.com/terminal/features/connect
Though that is more for when you know which specific connect configuration you want to use. Basically if your connected accounts will have full dashboard access, you will want to use the direct charges flow. If they have access to our express dashboard or no dashboard at all, then the destination charges or separate charges & transfers flows are what you want to use.
upper python
And it could totally work with a Progressive Web App (PWA)? I just want to make sure that it's possible for a client to tap their physical card on my app and it accept the payment successfully.
civic moon
Oh good question, I had not heard that term before. Looking into whether it is possible to trigger a tap to pay payment via Stripe.js. I know our mobile SDKs for building moile apps support it, but I don't know about Stripe.js off the top of my head
upper python
Oh now worries. It's just a term for a web app that you can have on your mobile device and work just like a native mobile app, without you having to actually install anything. Kind of a reach I don't know if you are familiar with the Geforce Now app. Basically to use it, you just go to it on your phone browser, and click 'add to home screen'. That it adds it to your home screen as if it was a native app, and works just like one.
civic moon
Unfortunately it looks like tap to pay is only supported by our mobile SDKs for making full apps. I can put in a feature request, but I'm not sure if it is possible in general to have a web app that utilizes tap to pay at the moment. At least from a cursory search, I am only seeing full apps that offer it