Released behavior#
Payment Page 1.5.3 exposes Apple Pay under the internal method slug apple_pay. The front-end asks Stripe whether Apple Pay can be shown for the current browser, device, account, currency, country, domain, and transaction before mounting the wallet button.
How to enable it#
- Connect Stripe in the mode you intend to use. See Quick Setup.
- In Payment Page > Payment Gateways, expand Stripe and enable Apple Pay globally.
- Include Apple Pay in the individual payment form's Payment Methods settings.
- Confirm that Apple Pay is enabled and eligible for the connected account in Stripe payment-method settings.
- Configure the mode-specific success events described in Stripe Webhook Configuration.
Domain verification#
The released settings include an automatic Apple Pay verification mode. In that mode, Payment Page serves the association file at /.well-known/apple-developer-merchantid-domain-association and attempts the related Stripe registration. Stripe remains authoritative for whether the domain is verified. Manual registration remains available through Stripe's Apple Pay settings.
Recurring capability#
The released method definition marks Apple Pay as recurring-capable. That flag controls Payment Page's form eligibility; it does not prove complete subscription lifecycle handling.
Availability depends on Stripe, the connected account, country, currency, domain, browser/device, wallet configuration, card, and transaction. Review Stripe's current Apple Pay documentation.