Start accepting payments with just a few lines of code. Checkout is a smart payment page that works seamlessly across devices and is designed to increase your conversion.

Checkout includes support for:

• Payment methods:
  • credit and debit cards
  • Apple Pay (with no additional setup required)
• Payment types: one-time and recurring payments
• Payment authentication: Dynamic 3D Secure (ready for Strong Customer Authentication)
• Localization: localized for 14 languages
• Email receipts: automatically send email receipts to your customers

Checkout is currently in active development. Visit our Roadmap to see what’s coming up next.

See how it works

You can try out Checkout now by clicking the Preview Checkout button below. This sample integration is running in test mode, which means that it won’t create a real charge.

Use one of Stripe’s test card numbers with any three-digit CVC code and an expiration date in the future to try it out:

• Default U.S. card: 4242 4242 4242 4242
• 3D Secure authentication required: 4000 0000 0000 3220

Choose your integration path

There are two ways to integrate with the new version of Checkout. Both integrations support core features, with minor differences. Review the information below to determine which one works best for your business.

Client Integration

For simple product catalogs and subscription businesses

• Add products and plans in the Dashboard, then integrate with a client-side snippet
• Cannot associate payments with existing Customers
• Cannot use separate authorization and capture for card payments
• No Connect support

Client integration quickstart

Server Integration

For self-managed product catalogs, Connect support, and maximum flexibility

• Pass in one-time payment information or subscription data from your server
• Can associate one-time payments with existing Customers
• Can use separate authorization and capture for card payments
• Works with Connect

Server integration quickstart

Supported languages

By default, Checkout detects the locale of the customer’s browser and displays a translated version of the page in their language if it is supported. You can also provide a specific locale for Checkout to use instead via the client and server integrations. Checkout also uses the locale to format numbers and currencies. For example, when selling a product whose price is set in EUR with the locale set to auto, a browser configured to use English (en) would see €25.00 while one configured for German (de) would see 25,00 €.

Checkout roadmap

In the coming months, we plan to add more features to Stripe Checkout. Here are some of the features we’re considering:

• Support for Google Pay (in addition to Apple Pay, which is already supported)
• Support for coupons
• Support for iDEAL, SEPA Debit, and other European payment methods, with the most relevant payment methods surfaced to the customer based on their country
• Shipping address support
• Better support for saving customer details and reusing saved payment methods
• Ability to pre-fill more customer details, such as contact and shipping information

• Checkout Client Quickstart
• Checkout Server Quickstart
• Checkout Migration Guide