Simple PHP Stripe Checkout - Securely Accept One-Time Card Payments in your PHP Project

In this short PHP project, you'll learn how to securely accept one-time payments in your PHP web application, using the Stripe payment processing platform. All source code shown is free to download.
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Code shown in the video:
‣ gist.github.com/daveh/26b68e4...
Links shown in the video:
‣ stripe.com/
‣ github.com/stripe/stripe-php
‣ stripe.com/docs/currencies#pr...
‣ stripe.com/docs/api/checkout/...
‣ stripe.com/docs/api/checkout/...
‣ stripe.com/docs/checkout/quic...
00:00 Introduction
00:21 Create index.php
00:48 Create checkout.php
00:59 Install Stripe PHP package
01:28 Use Stripe PHP package
05:10 Create success.php
05:28 Redirect to payment page
05:54 Demo payment
07:40 Optional settings
09:10 Available payment methods
09:25 Sample card numbers
10:08 Summary
#PHP #stripe #project #ecommerce

[@dave-hollingworth]

What other third-party integrations would you like to see a video on?

[@birsingh5388]

Razzorpay

[@rasalas91]

not for me, but a templating engine like twig would probably help a lot of people.
Afaik you already have videos for blade(?) and PHPs own "templating" engine? (haven't seen that here - not sure if it really was you)
(especially because I still see dwoo and smarty here and there...)

[@nubianking7097]

PayPal

[@birsingh5388]

Please create a tutorial on json2video API

[@joel-rg8xm]

Your videos are a must-see and your approach to teach is a must-learn. Thanks
1. It would be great a simple tutorial to implement DISCOUNT COUPONS in purchase, I don't know if that needs a third-party integration.
2. May I also request the integration of Data Tables and Data Charts to go along with the BI trend? ;)

[@joel-rg8xm]

Awesomely simple yet effective as usual! Thanks

[@jasonhughes638]

Excellent video Dave, brilliantly clear and well explained.

[@williamsa51]

Thanks as always, Dave, much appreciated.

[@ChenillePottle]

Cor, if only all dev tutorials were of this calibre, not a word wasted, bravo!

[@brtbstn]

Dave, I want to thank you for being very precise in your explanation. I love the way you narrate your content and provide as much value as you can in the most efficient way possible.

[@philjones2839]

Excellent - after 2 days of trying to figure out the Stripe documentation, I found this - which makes it all look so easy. Thanks

[@birsingh5388]

You are explaining everything very well 👌

[@emmanuelterdoomzer6309]

Thank you Dave. I found this helpful.

[@mlindatech]

Dave thank you very much! spot on

[@alaaamer6936]

Thank you so much, sir
You're a life saver.

[@anderskozuch7838]

Great video! Thanks 🎉

[@martinettlin7996]

You are the best

[@gerissezsonou2068]

Thanks

[@fxsurgeon1]

Excellent tutorial! Can you make one about storing client’s data for automated payments so they don’t have to enter details all the time? Cheers

[@sixmasimango5769]

Thanks for this tutorial. What about the Stripe Payment Gateway Integration?

[@HimasRafeek]

Could you please make a video on creating simple SAAS integrated with stripe recurring payments

[@ayitikonekte]

👍nice

[@WATAMELON]

2:22 can you please provide the video link for this?
also, you explained everything very well! im still not familiar with a lot of concepts mentioned but i still managed to understand this! thank you very much!

[@dave-hollingworth]

ruclips.net/video/L5E2HSHrDjw/видео.html
(it's also below in the description)

[@user93464]

Can you make simlar video for paypal checkout? Pls 😊

[@user-fl5gu8pw4f]

Hi dave nice work mate for im enjoying and learning from your videos and they helping me builind my own ecommerc , one question for this video
- How to confirm the Payment status when Stripe redirects you to the Success Page for example
if payment is succeedd { insert into database or update something } if payment fails { cancel it }
Thhanks in advance

[@dave-hollingworth]

You can get the Stripe session object, see this: stackoverflow.com/a/68173070/185553
Then access the various properties of that object, and store them in the database - see this for the available properties: stripe.com/docs/api/checkout/sessions/object

[@Dev-sf3pz]

I actually just went through all this last week. I basically implemented everything as you did here exactly, with a few additions. I used a custom field to capture the users full name (only name on card is requited at Stripe), and I grab the checkout session object on the thankyou page to display what they bought/paid etc, and send them a basic invoice email using it... I'll eventually move that to a webhook but this was a bit quicker.
How about a Stripe webhook tut to go with this though? Seems a little tricky to set up testing with the stripe cli tool.

[@dave-hollingworth]

Ok good idea, I'll look into it

[@arshadkhanSherani]

Greate Tutorial. Can you explain how to implement 3D-Secure payment in Stripe?

[@CoderLoAnt]

sir, i got a problem. I do as the same like the video but after paying it can't jump to success.php and Not Found
The requested URL was not found on this server.

[@waqarahmad8436]

if we have more then one products then how to change the total amount dynamically. please reply me.

[@InspireVid101]

How do i add the customer details to the DB

[@G-burn199]

Good guy

[@pavankulkarni8794]

How to integrate wallet ?

[@muthusubramanian.m954]

Thats great! But how to store the transaction details in phpMyAdmin table db? Can you give some points on it @Dave?

[@dave-hollingworth]

You can get the Stripe session object, see this: stackoverflow.com/a/68173070/185553
Then access the various properties of that object, and store them in the database - see this for the available properties: stripe.com/docs/api/checkout/sessions/object

[@luxuryonbudget1762]

Thanks,how can we know is the payment done or not on back end. Is there any token retuned back?

[@dave-hollingworth]

Not with this method, but you can with other methods in the API - I'll do a video on it when I get chance! In the meantime here's the API reference: docs.stripe.com/api/checkout/sessions/create?=&lang=php

[@shinpaingmin603]

What status does the stripe return if the payment is successful? And how to fetch status in order to store it in the database.

[@dave-hollingworth]

Check out the documentation here: stripe.com/docs/api/errors?lang=php

[@nujzzled]

If its a subscription, what mode should we use? sorry I'm dumb I can't find it in the documentation

[@dave-hollingworth]

"subscription" - documentation here: stripe.com/docs/api/checkout/sessions/object?lang=php

[@nigelpallatt]

2:27 you say you show how to store the key in a config file, in another video, can you please give us the link?

[@dave-hollingworth]

Of course - ruclips.net/video/L5E2HSHrDjw/видео.html

[@TyoussefPureLander]

is this way of integration will help me prevent card testing issues ?

[@dave-hollingworth]

Stripe will require valid card numbers if that's what you mean

[@PradeepKarnpk]

but how to save payment reference data including order id and stripe refrence

[@dave-hollingworth]

You can use the response object to get these details, check out the documentation linked to in the description

[@NedumEze]

Thanks Dave.
But, Sorry, you kept saying "one-time" payment. Please, what other kind of payment is there?
2. Why isn't there some part of the code that says where the payment goes?
It's your Merchandise. Shouldn't payment enter your own account? Where's that provided for?

[@dave-hollingworth]

Check out the docs - you can do one-time payments, or recurring (i.e. a regular subscription). For the example it was just to show how it works for a simple payment. You can do more complex code with the Stripe API and get more details about the payment etc. You configure Stripe with your account details when you create an account, and that's where the payment goes

[@NedumEze]

@@dave-hollingworth
Recurring payments as a against one-time. Get it. Thank you very much, Dave.
I appreciate.

[@Boylagak]

Next videos Using PHP with database like Student Management System.

[@suborno9249]

I did what you have done, but I am still stuck with "success_url" because it isn't redirecting to success URL and I am seeing 404 not found even though both of them i.e. checkout and success files are in the same folder.

[@dave-hollingworth]

What URL is shown when you get the 404? Are you developing in a subfolder perhaps? If so, you need to include this in the URL

[@suborno9249]

@@dave-hollingworthlocalhost/success
and I have not created any subfolders, infact, I am on same folder where index, chechout and success are. Instead of the success page, I am seeing not found with Apache port 80.

[@suborno9249]

It's completely my fault, I am hosting it on port 3306 and I forgot to mention the same in the URL. It is working fine now.

[@jasonshafirah]

how to add coupon?

[@dave-hollingworth]

I haven't used coupons, but it looks like you can create them in the dashboard or the API itself, then apply them when you create a checkout session - docs are here: docs.stripe.com/api/coupons

[@Tobyjas]

Is there a way to run a php function if the payment was successful?

[@dave-hollingworth]

You can use webhooks for this: stripe.com/docs/webhooks

[@Tobyjas]

@@dave-hollingworth i ended up using a different method where Stripe itself redirects to my php where I can verify it, but this tutorial helped me with the basic understanding of the integration so huge thanks for that :)

[@thierryleriche1196]

Nice video. You do not explain what next in the success page. Because you might want to check if the payement was really successfull...

[@dave-hollingworth]

Yes, this was a simple example to get going - I'll do a more complex example when I get chance. In the meantime check the API documentation for an example of how to do that (link in description)

[@abdulazizbah1418]

Cross border payment system

[@MrHealthJunkie]

Can you retrieve customer information - and insert it into your database during the checkout - using this method?

[@dave-hollingworth]

Yes - you'd have to use the session API to get these details. I will do a video on this at some point when I get chance!