#hoangminh-checkout
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Can you explain your use case a little ore? Why do you want to disable the credit card form?
On my web page, I have a button called Stripe, when users click on that, they will be redirected to Stripe Checkout page. In that page, along with apple pay, you also have another option to pay with your credit card. I want to disable that cc form since I'm a bit afraid that Apple would not approve my app if they see the credit card form along with apple pay.
Unfortunately I don't believe there's any way to disable this is you're using Checkout
what would you suggest to use instead of Checkout page then ?
Hello! Jumping in for @zenith trench. What are people going to pay you for in your app?
We are selling monthly subscription for our service
so if users subscribe, they can get access to our VIP features and stuff
It sounds like that kind of thing would need to use Apple's in-app purchase system. Typically only physical goods can be paid for in-app without using in-app purchases. See the Payments section fo the App Store Review Guidelines for details: https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/#payments
I never knew that. Thanks @vocal ember Let me read their guidelines
hm, so apple pay is not in-app purchase then. I was thinking that they were the same
Nope, they're different.
Apple Pay is a digital wallet system that you put credit cards into and is typically used in stores and on the web, although it can be used in apps for physical goods and some other limited use cases. Apple's in-app purchase system uses your Apple account to pay for digital goods in Apple's App Store.
Thank you @vocal ember