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Connecting Stripe to your online store

Stripe is an online payment processing platform that allows businesses to receive payments over the internet. Connect Stripe as a payment method to your online store so that your customers can purchase your products in any currency using all major credit/debit cards.


Currently, Stripe operates in 47 countries. See the full list of supported countries on the [Stripe's official website.

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Important: you can set up payment methods on Pro and Trial websites.



Step 1. Getting the Publishable and Secret keys



  • Sign up or log in to the existing account on Stripe.


Note: add the Account name in your Account Settings to be able to process payments:



  • Navigate to the Developers section on the sidebar and open the API keys section:



  • Copy the Publishable key and Secret key:




Step 2. Connecting Stripe to your online store



  • Open the Settings of the site and navigate to the Payment methods tab:



  • Click Add near Stripe:


  • If you have the live keys, enter them into the Publishable key and Secret key fields in the Connection section:



  • If you're using a test account on Stripe, make sure to enable the Test mode and paste the relevant credentials:


Important: if you don't yet have live keys for Stripe, you should duplicate the test keys both in the Test mode and in the Connection sections:



  • Add a success redirect URL — a link to the page your customer will see after successful payment:


Tip: this is a great way to present your Thank You page after the successful purchase. See the article Creating a Thank You page for more information.


  • Add a failure redirect URL — a link to the page your customer will see after failed payment:



Important: you should paste the links in the https:// format.


  • Add a title that will be displayed on checkout:



  • Click Save to proceed with the integration:



  • Go back to the Payment methods tab and toggle on the Stripe integration:





  • Now your customers will see the Stripe payment option in the shopping cart:



Note: even if the payment has failed, the order will be saved in the Orders tab with Unpaid status:




Updated on: 04/10/2023

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