Step 1 – Create a Restricted API Key in Your Stripe Account
For added data security, use a restricted API key to connect your Stripe and Pagos accounts. If you don’t already have one, you’ll need to create one in the Stripe dashboard:1
Navigate to the Developers page.
Log into your Stripe account, the click Developers to locate your API keys in the Dashboard.
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Click the API Keys tab, then click Create restricted key.
If you’re using Stripe Workbench, API Keys appears in the pop-up navigation after you click Developers in step 1.
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Click Building your own integration, then click Continue.
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Use the Key name field to name your API keys.
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Change the permissions for the following core resources to Read:
- Balance
- Balance transaction sources
- Balance Transfers
- Charges
- Disputes
- Events
- Files
- PaymentIntents
- PaymentMethods
- Payouts
- Products
- SetupIntents
- Sources
- Tokens
- Credit notes
- Subscriptions
- SKUs
- Report Runs and Report Types
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Change the permissions for Webhook Endpoints to Write, then click Create key.
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After you create the new restricted key, copy the following details for use in the next step:
- Name
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Token (click Reveal test key to access)
Step 2: Add a New Data Connection to Your Pagos Account
To pull in Stripe data to Pagos, you’ll need to add a new data connection in your Pagos account:2
Click the settings icon in the top-right corner of the page.
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Under Data Connections, click Connections.
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Click Add Data Connection.
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In the side panel that opens, click the Processor drop-down, then select Stripe.
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Enter a Data Connection Name. This value is used for display and identification on charts, and can be whatever you prefer.
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Enter the restricted API key from Step 1 above.
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Click Add Data Connection.