#Sougu-flutter-applepay

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stuck jacinth
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Hello, Flutter Stripe is a third party library so it will be better to refer to their docs/developers. Unfortunately I don't know which of our docs if any would be applicable here

hybrid wing
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Ok, no problem. Then just a generel question: Is the way we are creating the payment intent compatible with a workflow for apple pay payments (just to eliminate this source of error)? Like we receive the status updates over a webhook and limit the payment methods to "card"

autumn blade
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@hybrid wing what error are you seeing? on Token/PM creation? on confirming the PaymentIntent? Can you provide explicit details?

hybrid wing
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we get an error when confirming the payment intent, not when creating it. it always is an error that translates to "invalid token id"

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autumn blade
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can you pls share the request ID

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would be something like req_123

hybrid wing
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where can i get this?

autumn blade
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the page you are on in your screenshot

hybrid wing
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req_1FXTDZGloaXSsi

autumn blade
hybrid wing
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i think it should be this

autumn blade
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lookiong

autumn blade
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@hybrid wing still around? I missed this as new threads kept coming in, looking

hybrid wing
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still around, no problem though 🙂

autumn blade
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ah I know what this is

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so the request you made, it is passing the full encoded Apple Pay PKToken under the payment_method_data.card.token: field

that won't work, that field only expects a Stripe Token ID like tok_1234

So you first need to make a request to /v1/tokens or CreateToken() if that function exists in your Flutter SDK

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that will create a Stripe Token from the Apple Pay token for you

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then you can use that Stripe Token to confirm teh PaymentIntent as in the request you shared

hybrid wing
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has this to be done by the client?

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oh i read the documentation

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thanks! you helped me a lot there 🙂

autumn blade
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yes the client-side can do that

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under createToken(), you have to pass the Apple Pay token under the pk_token param, let me link out to how the iOS SDK does it so you can use that as a reference