How-to: Apple Pay - via Stripe
Apple Pay is one of the many methods Stripe supports. Enable it to offer to your clients.
Available Plans: ALL PLANS
If you don't see Apple Pay as an option, then you'll need to take some extra steps.
- Confirm you have Apple Pay as Enabled under payment methods in Stripe
- Go to your Payment Methods
- switch to the account connected to YouLi
- Go to your Payment Methods
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- Click on YouLi Default Configuration

- Confirm Apple Pay is Enabled
- If not, click to Enable

- If not, click to Enable
- Click on YouLi Default Configuration
- Add your White Label Domain (WLD) (skip this step if your trip pages use "youli.io")
- Log into YouLi
- Go to Accounts -> Payments
- Click "Add Apple Pay Domain"

- Please note: There won’t be any message after you click the "Add Apple Pay Domain" button.
If you don’t see an error, then it’s done. Be sure to report any errors you encounter so we can assist.
- Test on a safari browser on a device with valid cards in the linked Apple Wallet, you should see it as an option next to Card, like this:

Or if you use the Adaptive Pricing mode, it will show below the Card option
How to Test Apple Pay Integration
As a Planner, you can easily verify if Apple Pay is active and working on your checkout flow by following these steps:
1. Get your link: Create or select a trip with Stripe enabled, then copy its public sharelink.
2. Set up your test device: Prepare an Apple device (iPhone, iPad, or Mac) that meets the following conditions:
- Logged into an active iCloud account.
- Has at least one valid card added to the Apple Wallet.
3. Run the test in Safari:
- Paste and open the sharelink strictly using the Safari browser.
- Go through the registration/checkout flow to open the payment popup.
4. Verify: You should now see the Apple Pay option displayed next to or below the standard Card option.
Troubleshooting
If you don't see this option, please confirm:
- Your device is logged into an iCloud account
- The iCloud account has a valid card in the Wallet
- You are using a Safari browser
If those are all true, please open a ticket to get more help.