Stripe is one of the most popular platforms for online enterprises. It can serve as a payment gateway where users can conveniently make payments in your store, channel, chat group, bot, events, etc.

This payment method is the best for e-commerce apps.

Included Features

Stripe is a payment gateway that users can use to pay for items in your store, subscriptions on your channel, or any in-app purchases using a secure internet connection.

Users have to have a Stripe account in order to be able to finish the online transaction and link it to the nandbox app builder.

How to Activate Stripe

From the App Settings page, go to the Payment Methods section, turn Credit Card (Stripe)’s toggle on and click the gear icon to configure settings.

Once you enable Stripe in your app, it will be automatically integrated as the main payment gateway if you did not install any other payment gateway; if you did, it will give the user the option to choose which payment gateway to proceed with as follows:

How to Configure Stripe

You will find three pieces of information are required to complete your payment integration process:

API Key

Publish Key

Webhook Secret

This data is accessible from your Stripe account.

Go to your Stripe account and click ‘Developers’ from your dashboard.

Note that you can enable the Test mode toggle for testing your payments, and disable it for Live mode if you’re ready to launch your app.

Click ‘Webhooks’

Then click ‘Add an endpoint’.

A screen will pop up with the required information:

Endpoint URL

Select events

Paste this endpoint URL: https://w1.nandbox.net:4020/stripe/callback and add these three events to its event details:

payment_intent.succeeded

payment_intent.payment_failed

payment_intent.canceled

Then click ‘Add endpoint’

Once endpoint added, click ’Reveal’ the signing secret in order to get your ’Webhook Secret’.

Now go back and click ‘API keys’ to get your Publishable Key and Secret Key.

Copy and paste all of the above into the builder’s Stripe settings and click ‘Submit’.

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Commerce/Booking & Events: It allows you to create a full shopping hub where you can display your products or services.

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❓ FAQs

Q: How can I let users pay with credit cards in my app using Stripe—without coding?

A: You can securely accept credit card payments in your nandbox app by connecting Stripe—no coding required. Stripe acts as your payment gateway for:

In-app purchases in your store

Booking event tickets or appointments

Subscriptions in channels or groups

Payments inside chatbots and workflows

Once enabled, users can pay directly with their credit or debit cards inside your app.

Q: How do I connect Stripe and enable credit card payments?

Go to your Admin Panel → App Settings → Payment Methods

Turn on the toggle for Credit Card (Stripe)

Click the gear icon to open Stripe settings

Enter the required Stripe credentials (see below)

Click Submit to activate Stripe in your app

Stripe will be your app’s default payment gateway unless you also add others like PayPal.

Q: What Stripe credentials do I need?

You’ll need three keys from your Stripe Dashboard:

API Secret Key

Publishable Key

Webhook Secret

You can find these under Developers → API Keys and Webhooks in your Stripe account.

Q: How do I set up the webhook for Stripe?

In Stripe, go to Developers → Webhooks → Add Endpoint

Enter this URL as your Endpoint URL:

https://w1.nandbox.net:4020/stripe/callback

Under “Events to send,” select:

payment_intent.succeeded

payment_intent.payment_failed

payment_intent.canceled

Click Add Endpoint

Copy the Signing Secret (you’ll use this as your Webhook Secret)

Q: Where do I enter these details in nandbox?

Back in your nandbox app builder, open the Stripe configuration panel

Paste:

API Secret Key

Publishable Key

Webhook Secret

Click Submit to save

Enable Stripe’s Test Mode to simulate transactions during development and switch to Live Mode when ready to launch.

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