#noooooproblem_api
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hexed gate
Hi there! I don't believe this is possible, but I will double check. Can you explain a bit about why you need this? Since Apple Pay is stored on their device, they would be able to re-use it through their device. If the same user is using a different device without Apple Pay set up, then it wouldn't make sense to show them the option
forest tundra
well i have seen in api calls we can ask for cards and other types but there is no type mentioned in apple pay and google pay
hexed gate
Yeah, wallets are generally considered as a card payment type, which can be a bit confusing
forest tundra
what you are saying above makes sense, my vision was, stripe shows that card attached in customer data, also shows apple pay card in getpaymentmethods api too, but i cant use it in stripe elements
hexed gate
Got it, can you explain that in a little more detail? You can show Apple Pay as option, and still show saved card payment methods as a different option. Are you saying you wanted Apple Pay to show up in the same UI location as the other saved card payments?
forest tundra
yes, we wanted user to be able to choose the saved card(apple pay) with last 4 digits and pay using that
all this inside stripe elements
hexed gate
Got it. Unfortunately that isn't possible, my understanding is that Apple's policy requires the wallet payment sheet to be presented fresh each time for on-session (customer-initiated) transactions.
A common alternative pattern is to present wallets like Apple Pay using an Express Checkout Element with a Payment Element underneath (this is what Stripe's hosted Checkout Sessions use)