AND ITS $100 PER YEAR?! @jb55 Am I missing something? Do I really have to pay $100/year for Apple Developer Tools to integrate Apple Pay into my website without using a Stripe Payment link? nostr:note1qa2htlqxhsjndpkp7makxp2t4qws0jkawut8dy3j9dexzm6xtcqqd8c6t0 https://m.primal.net/MYdb.png
yup
An epic saga about why developing in closed ecosystems sucks: nostr:nevent1qqs0na79u69kh8lk7rydf7yq06pe3ejfyvmfem54ddr8qy3833thvvsppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qgstuu6ccnl9q9yvejhuqt4zqhvqz30z2wyf4gu43k404p3hq37ggrsrqsqqqqqp3wcykh
It ain’t much, if you plan to make a fortune 😂😂😂
You cannot use Apple Pay directly and must use a payment processor Just don’t
I thought that was the whole point of having a stripe account Such a scam It was unbelievable the amount of hoops I had to jump through just to eventually arrive at a paywall
You do not have to pay Apple for this Just use Stripe
You can use Apple Pay through Stripe
But it’s through a “payment link” which is a redirect away from my site and adds extra steps to the UI What I’m building required easy quick pay options otherwise I fear the UX will become poor and people will just not use it Is there another way without stripe payment links?
Use Elements?
Hmmm.. that’s what I’ve been trying to use and I thought I needed an iOS certificate, but you’re right that’s just for iOS apps, not web domains (for which I’m already registered) I’ve been able to populate a Apple Pay “Buy” button using Stripe Elements, and when I click it the iOS pop-up appears, but the payment always fails I’ve tried with both test and live keys Any ideas? Thanks for your help! 🙏
Go to “payment method domains” Add your domain