Does the Payment Element support Link?
Yes, Link can be enabled in the Payment Element.
How do I test Link when integrating it with the new Payment Elements?
You can test Link by following the instructions in the testing section of the Link accept-a-payment guide.
I’m not getting the SMS with the 6 digit authentication code when testing – what do I do?
In test mode, you will not receive a 6 digit SMS one time passcode. Instead, you should use the passcodes listed in our testing section of the Link accept-a-payment guide.
How does Link work for end-customers? Is it opt-in or opt-out?
For first-time users, a component will appear at checkout that says, “Save my info for secure 1-click checkout”. The customer can opt in by filling in their phone number. Stripe will remember all the information on this page (email, address, payment details).
For returning customers, we recognize their email address, prompt them to authenticate with a one-time code sent via SMS, then autofill their details so they can check out.
Can I auto-fill any additional fields like email or phone number so that the customer can reduce the number of steps required to sign up for Link?
Yes, you can prefill the customer’s email address and phone number.
Why can’t I see the card details (last 4 of card, card brand, billing zip) for a Link payment in my dashboard?
Link payments in the Stripe Dashboard will show the payment method as “Link” and will not expose any of the card details (e.g,. card brand, last 4 of card, or card postal/zip code).