Payment integration

Give Apple customers a faster way to pay.

Let customers pay with Apple Pay in your Ordering.co checkout, powered by Stripe and enabled business by business from the Dashboard.

Why offer Apple Pay with Ordering.co

  • A familiar checkout on Apple devices. Customers pay with the cards already in their Apple Wallet instead of typing card details.
  • Powered by Stripe. Apple Pay payments run through Stripe with the keys you add in the Dashboard.
  • Test before going live. A dedicated Apple Pay sandbox with its own keys keeps test payments separate.
  • Roll out business by business. Enable Apple Pay in the payment methods of the businesses that need it.

What Apple Pay brings

Apple describes these capabilities on its Apple Pay page:

  • Card numbers stay private. Apple does not share the customer’s actual card number with merchants or store it on Apple servers.
  • Every purchase is authenticated with Face ID, Touch ID, or a passcode.
  • Payment across Apple devices, on websites and in apps, on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Where customers can pay

Customers can add cards to Apple Pay in the countries and regions Apple lists on its Apple Pay availability page, depending on their bank or card issuer. Stripe, which processes the payments, lists Apple Pay for customers and Stripe accounts worldwide except India in its Apple Pay guide. Stripe only shows Apple Pay when the customer’s device and browser meet its requirements.

Processing fees

Apple Pay payments are processed by Stripe under your Stripe terms. See Stripe’s current pricing for your country and payment methods.

Set up and go live

The Ordering.co Apple & Google Pay guide shows where the settings live:

  1. In the Ordering.co Dashboard, open Settings > Apple & Google Pay.
  2. Under Apple Pay, enter your Stripe publishable and secret keys, and your sandbox keys.
  3. Activate the Apple Pay sandbox and place test orders.
  4. Enable Apple Pay in the payment methods of each business that should offer it.
  5. If your Customer App offers Apple Pay, add the Merchant ID described in the guide to building your apps.
  6. Turn the sandbox off when you are ready to take live payments.

Keep secret keys private. Enter them only in the Dashboard, never in emails, tickets, or shared documents.

  • Google Pay gives Android and Chrome customers the same fast checkout, also powered by Stripe.
  • Stripe accepts cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay with your own Stripe account.

How it works

Add your Stripe keys, test in sandbox, and offer Apple Pay where you choose.

  1. 01
    Add your Stripe keys

    In the Ordering.co Dashboard, open Settings > Apple & Google Pay and enter the Stripe publishable and secret keys for Apple Pay, plus the sandbox keys.

  2. 02
    Test in sandbox

    Activate the Apple Pay sandbox to check the payment flow before real money moves.

  3. 03
    Enable Apple Pay for each business

    Turn Apple Pay on in the payment methods of the businesses that should offer it.

Resources

Guides and references.

Questions

Frequently asked questions.

How does Apple Pay work in Ordering.co?

Apple Pay is powered by Stripe. You enter your Stripe keys for Apple Pay in the Dashboard under Settings > Apple & Google Pay, then enable Apple Pay in the payment methods of each business that should offer it.

Do I need a Stripe account?

Yes. The Apple Pay settings take Stripe publishable and secret keys, for live and sandbox use, so the payments run through Stripe.

Can I test Apple Pay before going live?

Yes. Activate the Apple Pay sandbox and enter your sandbox keys. Stripe explains in its Apple Pay guide that you test with a real card in your Apple Wallet and your test keys, and the card is not charged.

Will every customer see Apple Pay at checkout?

No. Stripe only shows Apple Pay when the customer's device and browser support it, and Apple Pay availability depends on the customer's country or region and card issuer. See Apple's list of supported countries and regions.

Does Apple Pay work in my customer app?

Yes. For a Customer App that uses Apple Pay, you create a Merchant ID in Apple Developer when you build the app. Ordering.co's guide to building your apps covers that step.

What does Apple Pay cost?

Payments are processed by Stripe under your Stripe terms. See Stripe's pricing for your country and payment methods.

What about Google Pay?

Google Pay is configured in the same Settings > Apple & Google Pay section, also powered by Stripe. See the Google Pay integration.

Add Apple Pay to your checkout.

Tell us which businesses and ordering channels should offer Apple Pay, and we will help you plan the setup with your Stripe account.