SCA migration guide for plugins and developer libraries

Plugins and third-party libraries should include identifying information so we can contact you about future changes or critical updates to the API. Use the setAppInfo function to provide those details in your Stripe integration.

We encourage you to join the Stripe Partner Programme, which includes free registration and more resources for developers building plugins. Learn more about suggested best practices.

Refer to the SCA migration guide to review the integration paths for the new version of Stripe Checkout, the Payment Intents API, the Setup Intents API, Stripe Billing, and iOS or Android. For developers of plugins or libraries:

• Choose Stripe Checkout when possible. Stripe’s new version of Checkout is a fully hosted payment page that can be branded by businesses, supports recurring subscriptions, and is the easiest way to provide SCA support to your users.
• For more control over your checkout experience, use the Payment Intents and Setup Intents APIs. These APIs work with Elements, Stripe’s customisable UI components for payment flows, and other Stripe APIs like PaymentMethods, Customers, and Connect. The Payment Intents and Setup Intents APIs display authentication flows like 3D Secure 2, save cards to use later, and ensure your integration is SCA-ready.
• Programmatically subscribe your user to webhooks: You can register a webhook endpoint for your account or connected accounts and manage them with the Webhooks API, simplifying setup for your users.

If none of these options work for your integration, please let us know.

After you have finished implementing the new integration path, configure your Dynamic 3D Secure Radar rules to test your integration using 3D Secure test cards. Make sure to test both successful and unsuccessful authentication cases.

We recommend releasing an update for your users to let them know your payments solution is SCA-ready. You can share the guide to Strong Customer Authentication with your users to help them understand these regulatory changes. When you’ve released an SCA-ready update, please let us know as well.