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spiral cairn
👋 Hi there!
No, I believe MOTO can be enabled without a physical reader. Let me find the relevant information
willow nacelle
I got anecdotal indications that this was the case, but the only documentation i could find was around teminals which lists supported devices s
spiral cairn
Yeah. Not sure why this page isn't easier to find: https://docs.stripe.com/payments/payment-intents/moto
But basically it comes down to PCI compliance and what sort of integration you have
If you're using the mobile payment elements for example, that should be fine, but MOTO is a feature that has to be explicitly enabled for your account by talking to Support
willow nacelle
That's great. We hav a platform account and linked connected accounts for each of our users, does that mean we would need to do extra compliance checks as the platform, or would it be down to each connected user. Also does the enablement come at platform or connected account level, we use destination charges
spiral cairn
I believe it would be up to you as the platform providing the PCI-compliant integration, and it should be sufficient to have it enabled on the platorm level if you're making destination charges (without on_behalf_of)
willow nacelle
Think we only use on_behalf_of for tap to pay so this would be ideal. I guess if i am using the @stripe/stripe-react-native (reacct native) and @stripe/react-stripe-js + @stripe/stripe-js (webapp) then we are likely to pass PCI checks?
or are there extra checks
and thank you for your time this is very helpful, appreciate it
spiral cairn
Yeah, if you're entering card details via Stripe components, that should generally be fine. But the Support team will be able to give the exact guidance, if you let them know what you're doing: https://support.stripe.com/contact
willow nacelle
that's great, i'll get the barebones of the integration in so can record a video for context. Thank you so much for the assistance