Stripe
Pick one of your Stripe Payment Links and print a QR code that opens checkout.
What it does
Connect Stripe with a restricted key that can only read Payment Links. The URL content type then lists your active links with their name, price and currency, and one click encodes the link.
QRdx never sees payments, customers or balances: the key has Payment Links: Read and nothing else, and test-mode keys are labeled.
Set it up
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Create a restricted key in Stripe
Developers → API keys → Create restricted key. Name it QRdx, set Payment Links to Read and leave every other permission at None.
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Paste it in QRdx
Settings → Integrations → Stripe. QRdx checks the key with one read call and stores it encrypted. Full secret keys (sk_…) are refused.
- 3
Pick a payment link
In the editor's URL type or Dashboard → New code, click From your account → Stripe and choose a link.
What you get
Active Payment Links
Name, amount and currency of every active link.
Read-only key
Payment Links: Read only. Delete the key in Stripe to cut access.
Static or dynamic
Encode the link directly, or make a dynamic code you can repoint later.
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