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flutter_stripe_payment

Add Stripe Payments to Flutter Application

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flutter_stripe_payment

Add Stripe to your Flutter Application to Accept Card Payments using Payment Intents and the Latest SCA Compliance 3DS Requirements

Getting Started

Strong Customer Authentication (SCA), a new rule coming into effect on September 14, 2019, as part of PSD2 regulation in Europe, will require changes to how your European customers authenticate online payments. Card payments will require a different user experience, namely 3D Secure, in order to meet SCA requirements. Transactions that don’t follow the new authentication guidelines may be declined by your customers’ banks.

The Payment Intents API is a new way to build dynamic payment flows. It tracks the lifecycle of a customer checkout flow and triggers additional authentication steps when required by regulatory mandates, custom Radar fraud rules, or redirect-based payment methods.

Initialize

final _stripePayment = FlutterStripePayment();
_stripePayment.onCancel = (){
  print("User Cancelled the Payment Method Form");
};

Setup Stripe Environment


_stripePayment.setStripeSettings(
        appConfig.values.stripePublishableKey,
        appConfig.values.applePayMerchantId);

Show Payment Form

var paymentResponse = await _stripePayment.addPaymentMethod();
if(paymentResponse.status == PaymentResponseStatus.succeeded)
  {
    print(paymentResponse.paymentMethodId);
  }

Create Payment Intent On Server

var intent = PaymentIntent();
    intent.amount = widget.order.cart.total;
    intent.isManual = true;
    intent.isConfirmed = false;
    intent.paymentMethodId = paymentResponse.paymentMethodId;
    intent.currency = "usd";
    intent.isOnSession = true;
    intent.isSuccessful = false;
    intent.statementDescriptor = "Dorm Mom, Inc";
    var response = await widget.clientDataStore.createPaymentIntent(intent);

Confirm Payment Intent to Kick Off 3D Authentication

var intentResponse = await _stripePayment.confirmPaymentIntent(
          response.clientSecret, paymentResponse.paymentMethodId, widget.order.cart.total);

      if (intentResponse.status == PaymentResponseStatus.succeeded) {
        widget.order.paymentIntentId = intentResponse.paymentIntentId;
        widget.order.paymentMethodId = paymentResponse.paymentMethodId;
        _submitOrder();
      } else if (intentResponse.status == PaymentResponseStatus.failed) {
        setState(() {
          hideBusy();
        });
        globals.Utility.showAlertPopup(
            context, "Error Occurred", intentResponse.errorMessage);
      } else {
        setState(() {
          hideBusy();
        });
      }

Setup Payment Intent For Future Payments

var intentResponse = await _stripePayment.setupPaymentIntent(
        response.clientSecret, paymentResponse.paymentMethodId);

    if (intentResponse.status == PaymentResponseStatus.succeeded) {
      await _addCardToAccount(paymentResponse.paymentMethodId);
    } else if (intentResponse.status == PaymentResponseStatus.failed) {
      setState(() {
        hideBusy();
      });
      globals.Utility.showAlertPopup(
          context, "Error Occurred", intentResponse.errorMessage);
    } else {
      setState(() {
        hideBusy();
      });
    }

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To Do

  • [DONE]Android Implementation
  • STPaymentCardTextField Inline Embedding
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  • flutter{"sdk":"flutter"}
  • flutter_testDevelopment{"sdk":"flutter"}
  • flutter_lintsDevelopment^2.0.0

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