Test Apple and Google wallet rendering

Compare your integration against working demo integrations to identify possible rendering issues.

The following demo shows different Stripe payment integrations with Apple Pay and Google Pay set up. Use the demo to visually compare how these wallets display in the demo integrations and your own integration.

If the Apple Pay and Google Pay payment options appear as expected and in both the demo and your integration, they’re configured correctly.
If you have a valid wallet, but you don’t see it as a payment method option in the demo, adjust your device and browser setup until Apple Pay and Google Pay appear as expected.
If you see your wallet displayed in the demos but not in your own integration, check your integration.

Payment Element

Express Checkout Element

Checkout Sessions

Payment Request Button

Legacy

Caution

Either your browser does not support the Payment Request API, or you do not have a saved payment method. To try out the Payment Request Button live demo, switch to one of the supported browsers below, and make sure you have a saved payment method.

For this integration path, Stripe.js detects and supports the following wallets based on the state of your device.

Running canMakePayment(), results will be shown soon

Check your device and browser setup

If you can’t see your expected wallet in the demos, your device or browser might not meet the following Apple Pay or Google Pay conditions.

The wallet must have at least one card.
(Google Pay) Log out of Link. If you see Pay with Link in the demo, your Link account takes priority over Google Pay. To log out:
1. Click Pay with link in the demo.
2. In the pop-up, click the overflow menu () at the top right of the window.
3. Click Log out, then the Log out confirmation prompt.
4. After the pop-up closes, verify that you see Google Pay in the demo.
You must use a compatible Apple Pay device and Google Pay device.
You must use a supported version of a supported browser for the wallet you’re testing.
Note
This integration relies on the Payment Request API, which Android WebViews doesn’t support.
Allow applicable browsers to access your wallet.
- Chrome: Settings > Autofill and passwords > Payment methods > Allow sites to check if you have payment methods saved
- Safari: Settings > Advanced > Allow websites to check for Apple Pay and Apple card
Don’t use a Chrome incognito window or Safari private window.
Confirm you’re operating from a supported Apple Pay region and Google Pay region.
Stripe doesn’t display Apple Pay or Google Pay for IP addresses in India.
For Apple Pay, confirm your device supports biometric authentication.

Check your integration

If you see the expected wallet payment methods in the demo payment forms, but they don’t display in your own integration, the following checkpoints might resolve the issue.

Register your domains

Check your Stripe Dashboard to confirm your domain registrations. You must register every domain and sub-domain separately for each environment, including live mode and each sandbox.

Connect users must also consider the funds flow configuration (direct or destination charge) for correct domain registration.

(Apple Pay) Register all domains when using iframes

To see Apple Pay in an integration using iframes you must:

Make sure the iframe and top-level site domains match if you support pre-Safari 17 browser versions.
Set the allow="payment" attribute on the iframe.
Register both the iframe domain and top-level domain of the site, if they’re different (supported by Safari 17 or later).