Module Description
This module integrates Stripe with Drupal Commerce, providing a tokenized payment gateway. Customers can make payments in your Drupal Commerce shop in a secure way without leaving your site.
Stripe is a simple way to accept payments online, allowing your customers to pay with Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, JCB, UnionPay, and Diners Club cards - and even BitCoin - in Drupal Commerce. Stripe is available in many countries and currencies - see this FAQ for the complete list.
Features
* PCI-compliant integration/payments (SAQ A-EP by default; SAQ-A can be achieved with Stripe Elements integration, which is now the method recommended by Stripe).
* Utilizes the Stripe.JS library so that sensitive card data never touches your server - only token representations of cards are stored. See this PCI Compliance discussion for further details.
* Users never leave your site.
* Keeps track of payment status in Stripe.
* Refunds supported through Commerce's terminal form.
* BitCoin support (through Stripe Checkout integration)
Installation
* Install and activate Commerce Stripe and Libraries modules.
* Download the latest Stripe PHP release from GitHub.
* Extract the contents of the archive into the directory /sites/all/libraries/stripe-php
* Create an account at Stripe.com, and insert your API keys from the Stripe Dashboard into the Commerce Stripe payment method settings at admin/commerce/config/payment-methods.
Upgrading to 7.x-3.x from 1.x The 1.x and 2.x versions of this module are currently unsupported and will no longer receive updates. It is highly recommended that any existing installations be upgraded to 3.x, which contains new features and bug fixes. The new version 3.0 is under active development, and while it is used in production on several sites already, please exercise caution while the module is in Alpha as APIs are subject to change.
Upgrading to the 3.0 branch only requires that you have the latest version of the Stripe PHP Library (located in sites/all/libraries/stripe-php).
Library and API compatibility Since Stripe continues to iterate on their Library versions, work is underway to make sure that the Drupal version of the Commerce Stripe module correlates to the correct Library version; in other words:
* If you are using 7.x-3.x, use Stripe Library versions 3.x, 4.x or 5.x (latest: 5.6.0)
* If you are using 7.x-1.x (no longer supported), use Stripe Library version 1.x. (last version was 1.18.0)
TLS 1.2 requires newer versions of cURL and OpenSSL.
To keep sites that contain sensitive information (such as credit card numbers) secure, Stripe and others are phasing out the older SHA-1, TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 in favor of newer technologies such as TLS 1.2.
If you receive the error Stripe no longer supports API requests made with TLS 1.0. Please initiate HTTPS connections with TLS 1.2 or later, this has nothing to do with the Stripe module or the underlying PHP library, but the server itself — you or your hosting company will need to upgrade the installed packages on your server.
See this comment and issue for more information on updating your server's installed packages to resolve this error.
Note on PCI-DSS compliance
As of the implementation of PCI-DSS 3.0 (January 2015), this module is intended to work within the requirements of Self Assessment Questionnaire A-EP. If you are not familiar with the requirements of SAQ A-EP, you should not use this module. For more information on PCI compliance as it applies to Drupal, see the Drupal PCI Compliance White Paper. Also, with Stripe Checkout or Stripe Elements integration (supported by this module) it is possible to achieve SAQ-A compliance, as Stripe controls the submission of all sensitive data.
Disclaimer: the maintainers and contributors of this module are not experts in PCI-DSS compliance. your compliance with PCI-DSS requirements is entirely your responsibility. For the strongest PCI compliant Commerce Stripe integration, use the Stripe Checkout integration setting.
This project is not affiliated with Stripe Inc. Use the issue tracker for bug reports or questions about Drupal integration. If you want more info about Stripe, visit Stripe.com.
Stripe is a simple way to accept payments online, allowing your customers to pay with Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, JCB, UnionPay, and Diners Club cards - and even BitCoin - in Drupal Commerce. Stripe is available in many countries and currencies - see this FAQ for the complete list.
Features
* PCI-compliant integration/payments (SAQ A-EP by default; SAQ-A can be achieved with Stripe Elements integration, which is now the method recommended by Stripe).
* Utilizes the Stripe.JS library so that sensitive card data never touches your server - only token representations of cards are stored. See this PCI Compliance discussion for further details.
* Users never leave your site.
* Keeps track of payment status in Stripe.
* Refunds supported through Commerce's terminal form.
* BitCoin support (through Stripe Checkout integration)
Installation
* Install and activate Commerce Stripe and Libraries modules.
* Download the latest Stripe PHP release from GitHub.
* Extract the contents of the archive into the directory /sites/all/libraries/stripe-php
* Create an account at Stripe.com, and insert your API keys from the Stripe Dashboard into the Commerce Stripe payment method settings at admin/commerce/config/payment-methods.
Upgrading to 7.x-3.x from 1.x The 1.x and 2.x versions of this module are currently unsupported and will no longer receive updates. It is highly recommended that any existing installations be upgraded to 3.x, which contains new features and bug fixes. The new version 3.0 is under active development, and while it is used in production on several sites already, please exercise caution while the module is in Alpha as APIs are subject to change.
Upgrading to the 3.0 branch only requires that you have the latest version of the Stripe PHP Library (located in sites/all/libraries/stripe-php).
Library and API compatibility Since Stripe continues to iterate on their Library versions, work is underway to make sure that the Drupal version of the Commerce Stripe module correlates to the correct Library version; in other words:
* If you are using 7.x-3.x, use Stripe Library versions 3.x, 4.x or 5.x (latest: 5.6.0)
* If you are using 7.x-1.x (no longer supported), use Stripe Library version 1.x. (last version was 1.18.0)
TLS 1.2 requires newer versions of cURL and OpenSSL.
To keep sites that contain sensitive information (such as credit card numbers) secure, Stripe and others are phasing out the older SHA-1, TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 in favor of newer technologies such as TLS 1.2.
If you receive the error Stripe no longer supports API requests made with TLS 1.0. Please initiate HTTPS connections with TLS 1.2 or later, this has nothing to do with the Stripe module or the underlying PHP library, but the server itself — you or your hosting company will need to upgrade the installed packages on your server.
See this comment and issue for more information on updating your server's installed packages to resolve this error.
Note on PCI-DSS compliance
As of the implementation of PCI-DSS 3.0 (January 2015), this module is intended to work within the requirements of Self Assessment Questionnaire A-EP. If you are not familiar with the requirements of SAQ A-EP, you should not use this module. For more information on PCI compliance as it applies to Drupal, see the Drupal PCI Compliance White Paper. Also, with Stripe Checkout or Stripe Elements integration (supported by this module) it is possible to achieve SAQ-A compliance, as Stripe controls the submission of all sensitive data.
Disclaimer: the maintainers and contributors of this module are not experts in PCI-DSS compliance. your compliance with PCI-DSS requirements is entirely your responsibility. For the strongest PCI compliant Commerce Stripe integration, use the Stripe Checkout integration setting.
This project is not affiliated with Stripe Inc. Use the issue tracker for bug reports or questions about Drupal integration. If you want more info about Stripe, visit Stripe.com.
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Module Summary
This module aims to solve the integration of Stripe with Drupal Commerce, providing a tokenized payment gateway for secure on-site payments.
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commerce_stripe
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