#danielea_docs
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outer shadow
hey there, looking into this
Can you say more about this?
I already set the flag inside the WebView params and the intent filter inside the project code
I'm not sure what you mean just yet
dull hornet
Hi, thanks for the quick replay, I mean that according with the doc (not of stripe but of react-native-webview) to allow the webview to be seen as allowed to show the button you have to set that flag in the code.
https://github.com/react-native-webview/react-native-webview/issues/2278#issuecomment-3074091505
outer shadow
Within that referenced android doc, there is a step at the end indicating you must complete the "publish your integration" guide too
Publish your integration
In order for your app to be allowed to use Google Pay within Android WebView, you must complete the publish your integration guide.
Within that there is guidance for enabling you specific app for google pay by registering it on your google console.
Have you completed that too? It seems like google pay can only be shown in the the webview after that has been done.
dull hornet
OK but there's a problem...we don't actually have that, I mean we relay only on Stripe dashboard so we thought there could be a settings inside that dashboard that mirrors the one inside Google Pay. @gianiaz is it correct?
outer shadow
I think this still applies when youre going to publish an app in google play
brazen stratus
When we activated google pay we didn't provide any link to a google account, how stripe knows what's the linked account?
outer shadow
I don't think this is tied to the Stripe account, but rather your app identifier to enable it in general
dull hornet
Ok so we have to add the package name to the pay and wallet console. That's the only thing to do, did I understand correctly?
outer shadow
Assuming everything else is set up correctly, that's my understanding
but if it still doesn't work after that, we can continue to help here or if needed convert to an email support case for internal investigation
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dull hornet
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dull hornet
@outer shadow could you please convert this to a support email and maybe try to investigate it further internally? For further context:
we have already set Stripe with Google Pay for our site and it's online and running. We need a checkout web-based inside a Webview in a React Native app.
Thanks
outer berry
hi there, taking over for synthrider as they had to step away. can I ask what front end integration you're using for your webview? my understanding is that only the Express Checkout Element is supported for Google Pay on Android thru webview, not Payment Element or Payment Request Button
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