#LukeVP-3DS
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Hi there, the 3DS challenge modal is provided by the issuing bank, I'm afraid it's not customizable.
I noticed there is a request to hooks.stripe.com
An a gray overlay pops up, I'm trying to customize the overlay, but not the modal from the bank itself
Is this achievable?
Can you send me the screenshot of that overlay?
I see, I'm afraid that' not customizable.
And I noticed that the 3d will be made after creating a request to hooks.stripe.com
What i'm trying to achieve is that it wouldn't show up mstripe's url, but my platform's name eg. hooks.platform.com, and that will execute the rest of the code
Is that technically possible?
Can you elaborate more on your requirements? is it the correct understanding that you want to replace the stripe.com URL with your own URL?
right
The transaction has to happen in stripe.com so that you don't need to worry about the PCI compliance .
so it would execute stripe's code, but for the clientside it wouldn't show the user hooks.stripe.com in the requests section
The checkout page is hosted in stripe.com, so the URL is visible to your customer.
Another option you might want to consider is using Payment Elements
So that you can embed Stripe payment elements inside your webpage and your customers will not see stripe.com domain in the address bar.
Yes, I plan to use stripe elements on my page. However my plan is to replace hooks.stripe.com with myplatform.stripe.com (for the clientside to show up the modal), and in the backend it would run stripe's code. Now, If I'm not making a mistake, it is technically possible, but what's missing from this is my PCI Compliace?
I don't think you need to worry about the domain name after integrating the Payment Element. The payment element are basically embedded to your page via iframe, and the iframe URL won't be visible to your customers.
However, if the user uses his browser's developer tools -> network he will see hooks.stripe.com
You will always see network traffic to stripe.com, no matter what integration you use.