STPPaymentOption

@protocol STPPaymentOption <NSObject>

This protocol represents a payment method that a user can select and use to pay.

The classes that conform to it and are supported by the UI:

  • STPApplePay, which represents that the user wants to pay with Apple Pay
  • STPPaymentMethod. Only STPPaymentMethod.type == STPPaymentMethodTypeCard and STPPaymentMethod.type == STPPaymentMethodTypeFPX are supported by STPPaymentContext and STPPaymentOptionsViewController

  • STPPaymentMethodParams. This should be used with non-reusable payment method, such as FPX and iDEAL. Instead of reaching out to Stripe to create a PaymentMethod, you can pass an STPPaymentMethodParams directly to Stripe when confirming a PaymentIntent.

Note

card-based Sources, Cards, and FPX support this protocol for use in a custom integration.

  • A small (32 x 20 points) logo image representing the payment method. For example, the Visa logo for a Visa card, or the Apple Pay logo.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @property (readonly, strong, nonatomic) UIImage *_Nonnull image;

    Swift

    var image: UIImage { get }
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  • A small (32 x 20 points) logo image representing the payment method that can be used as template for tinted icons.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @property (readonly, strong, nonatomic) UIImage *_Nonnull templateImage;

    Swift

    var templateImage: UIImage { get }
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  • A string describing the payment method, such as “Apple Pay” or “Visa 4242”.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @property (readonly, strong, nonatomic) NSString *_Nonnull label;

    Swift

    var label: String { get }
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  • Describes whether this payment option may be used multiple times. If it is not reusable, the payment method must be discarded after use.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @property (readonly, getter=isReusable, nonatomic) BOOL reusable;

    Swift

    var isReusable: Bool { get }
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