How to accept payments in a Remix application with Stripe

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Stripe Payment Links

Stripe Payment Links is a no-code option where you create a link directly from the Stripe Dashboard that you can share with customers via email or on social. Payment Links are great if you don’t need to customize the payment flow per-customer and they can be used to accept both one-time and recurring payments. Pick Payment *****Links if you don’t need to keep track of or customize each payment flow per-customer.*.

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Stripe Elements

Stripe Elements is the option we’ll discuss today. Elements are pre-built form components that you can embed directly into your web application (there’s mobile versions too!). There’s an official react-stripe-js library that exposes the new PaymentElement. The PaymentElement supports several payment methods and is the best default. You should only implement individual elements (like one for Card and one for SEPA) if you need some very specific functionality, otherwise, consider individual elements legacy. Pick PaymentElement if you need to full control over the payment form.

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Stripe: Checkout

Stripe Checkout is an option where you use one API call server-side to customize the payment flow per customer and redirect to Stripe. You can also customize the look and feel to pretty closely match your colors, fonts, and things like border-radius. Pick Checkout if you don’t need full control over the payment form inputs.

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