jonesbigasstruckrentalandstorage_best-practices

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[upper void]

Hi! Looking at your question now.

[upper void]

Do I have to define all the fully qualified domain names in the stripe dashboard, including all test and production domains?
Yes you do however if you are to register the domain in live mode, it will also be registered in sandboxes automatically

Is there a difference between the certifications section of the stripe dashboard between test mode or the production tenant? Should I only do test domains under the test tenant? Or not worry about test mode?

Feel like there’s conflicting information somewhere. The Stripe Docs AI is saying that: “Stripe iOS certificate settings are only available in your production Stripe account, not in test mode.” But it seems like those settings are indeed available.

Can I check if you are working on an iOS app or collecting payments via web?

[spare fossil]

I'm doing both 🙂 i have web elements, and I have a react-native app

also just want to confirm that I don't have to add all the domains to the apple developer center, i just need to do it via stripe?

[upper void]

The certificate needs to be set up in both live and test mode.

[spare fossil]

oh okay

so that would mean i have two different certificates?

one from each tenant?

maybe i'm confusing myself 🙂

oh i see what you're saying

[lyric scroll]

Hey! Stepping in for Sam

For your react native app, you should be able to use the same iOS certificate, but would have to load it in both live mode and test mode

Just to be clear,

For apple pay on the web, you would have to register your URL domains for apple pay to be show. This can done via the Stripe Dashboard or API and you dont have to add the URL to the apple developer center. [0] You will have to register the domain twice (on livemode and testmode), if you want to enabled on both environments

For apple pay on react native mobile app, you would need to register for an Apple Merchant ID and create an Apple Pay cert on the Apple Developer Website, after that, upload the cert onto the Stripe Dashboard. The steps are all documented here [1] You will have to register the certificate twice (on livemode and testmode), if you want to enabled on both environments

[0] https://docs.stripe.com/payments/payment-methods/pmd-registration?dashboard-or-api=dashboard
[1] https://docs.stripe.com/payments/accept-a-payment?payment-ui=mobile&platform=react-native#react-native-apple-pay

[spare fossil]

excellent thank you for the clarification 🙂