The WooCommerce plugin fully integrates with the WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway plugin, developed by Automattic itself. With this free plugin, Stripe payment gateway can be enabled via the WooCommerce settings and once your Stripe “Live Publishable Key” and “Live Secret Key” are set, your WooCommerce shop is ready to take credit card payments powered by Stripe.
Now, there is some documentation online which explains, with a little bit of code, how to switch Stripe account programmatically and conditionally i.e. for a given product ID or product category slug – same as what we’ve seen recently with PayPal Standard (here’s the tutorial for using different PayPal accounts inside a single WooCommerce installation). For example, you may want to use a Stripe account for digital sales and a different one for physical products.
Unlike PayPal Standard, however, online documentation and snippets are quite out of date and require, often, to create a custom Class which is always a difficult task in PHP programming. Thankfully, there are WooCommerce Stripe hooks and therefore it’s possible to use different / multiple Stripe accounts in a single WooCommerce installation.
Please read the disclaimer below and – only then – enjoy!
PHP Snippet: Use Different Stripe Accounts By Product ID @ WooCommerce Checkout
/**
* @snippet Switch Stripe Account @ WooCommerce Checkout
* @how-to businessbloomer.com/woocommerce-customization
* @author Rodolfo Melogli, BusinessBloomer.com
* @testedwith WooCommerce 9
* @community https://businessbloomer.com/club/
*/
// -------------------
// 1. Create function to find Product ID
function bbloomer_product_id_in_cart( $id ) {
$product_cart_id = WC()->cart->generate_cart_id( $id );
$in_cart = WC()->cart->find_product_in_cart( $product_cart_id );
if ( $in_cart ) return true;
return false;
}
// -------------------
// 2. Change Stripe keys on the go
add_filter( 'wc_stripe_upe_params', 'bbloomer_conditional_publishable_key_upe', 9999 );
function bbloomer_conditional_publishable_key_upe( $params ) {
// PRODUCT ID HERE
if ( ! bbloomer_product_id_in_cart( 12345 ) ) return $params;
// STRIPE Live Publishable Key HERE
$params[ 'key' ] = 'pk_live_................';
return $params;
}
add_filter( 'wc_stripe_params', 'bbloomer_conditional_publishable_key', 9999 );
function bbloomer_conditional_publishable_key( $params ) {
// PRODUCT ID HERE
if ( ! bbloomer_product_id_in_cart( 12345 ) ) return $params;
// STRIPE Live Publishable Key HERE
$params[ 'key' ] = 'pk_live_................';
return $params;
}
add_filter( 'wc_stripe_payment_request_params', 'bbloomer_conditional_publishable_key_request', 9999 );
function bbloomer_conditional_publishable_key_request( $params ) {
// PRODUCT ID HERE
if ( ! bbloomer_product_id_in_cart( 12345 ) ) return $params;
// STRIPE Live Publishable Key HERE
$params[ 'stripe' ][ 'key' ] = 'pk_live_................';
return $params;
}
add_filter( 'woocommerce_stripe_request_headers', 'bbloomer_conditional_private_key_headers', 9999 );
function bbloomer_conditional_private_key_headers( $params ) {
// PRODUCT ID HERE
if ( ! bbloomer_product_id_in_cart( 12345 ) ) return $params;
// STRIPE Live Secret Key HERE
$params[ 'Authorization' ] = 'Basic ' . base64_encode( 'sk_live_..........' . ':' );
return $params;
}
Case Study 2: Use Different Stripe Accounts By Country @ WooCommerce Checkout
You can also switch Stripe accounts by billing country for example! Instead of:
if ( ! bbloomer_product_id_in_cart( 12345 ) ) return $params;
You’d use something along the lines of:
if ( WC()->customer && WC()->customer->get_billing_country() == 'US' ) return $params;
In such a case, you’d send money to the default Stripe account in case the billing country is US – otherwise payments outside of the US would go to the other set of Stripe keys.
Does it still work for you? I have conducted various tests, but the payment is always processed only by the main Stripe account.
Do you use the official Stripe plugin from Woo?
Ahoy all
We found that with the new stripe UPE (Universal Payment Elements) gateway, the customer would get: “There was an error processing the payment: No such PaymentMethod: ‘pm_************'”
When trying to complete payment.
To solve this you need to also hook into `wc_stripe_upe_params`:
add_filter( 'wc_stripe_upe_params', 'bbloomer_conditional_publishable_key_upe', 9999 ); function bbloomer_conditional_publishable_key_upe( $params ) { // PRODUCT ID HERE if ( ! bbloomer_product_id_in_cart( 12345 ) ) return $params; // STRIPE Live Publishable Key HERE $params[ 'key' ] = 'pk_live_................'; return $params; }I hope this saves you some precious time! ⌛
Thanks a million!
Hello,
I see that wc_stripe_params is never called so I guess that’s why wc_stripe_upe_params is necessary.I have WooCommerce Stripe Gateway 8.4.0
Even though I added the snippet of wc_stripe_upe_params. It still gives the same error : No such PaymentMethod ‘pm_********’
Not 100% sure, let me know if you find the fix!
Hi Rodolfo,
We are looking for a solution to switch between Stripe accounts according to a specific Geo Location based on the customer invoice and shipping adres. For example US customers to US Stripe account etc. Is this possible? And are you free for hire?
Hi LB, thanks so much for your comment! Yes, feel free to contact me here
Hello! We are having trouble getting this to swap out the accounts on our installation. Are you available for hire?
Hello Mathieu, thanks for your comment! Yes, I already replied to your request via ClarityFlow, let me know if you managed to read it. Happy to help
Hi there,
Thanks for this awesome code. Pasting this into functions.php on latest WP/Woo/Stripe causes a fatal error for admin pages:
Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function generate_cart_id() on null
I fixed by wrapping all your code in:
if(!is_admin()) { }thanks
Cool! Haven’t noticed this error on this website to be honest. When / where does this error trigger exactly?
Hi, Businessbloomer owner!
Is this possible to use this snippet multiple time for multiple products?
I’m working for a client that need to be done that he is selling some physical products and digital product so he want to use multiple stripe account in their store.
Please help me is this still works?
What if I want to test that card what is the procedure for that?
and is there anyway to confirm that 2nd account that I attached to my website using this snippet is successfully attached to the store.
Thanks.
Hi Shah, I use this snippet on this same website, based on product category (some categories go to Stripe A, some others to Stripe B). So, it works, yes! As for your questions, I can’t answer this here as it requires custom coding / consultation. In case, please get in touch privately. Thank you
Hi,
I used this snipped to send paiment to different accounts according to the country the products in the cart are related to.
It worked great with standard payment method but I had to add “woocommerce gateway stripe” module to add Google Pay as payment method, and it doesn’t work anymore with this payment. The functions are just not called when Google Pay is used. But it still work with the other payment methods.
Maybe just adding another filter would work, but I don’t know witch one…any ideas?
Thanks
Can’t really help without looking at your code – can you post it here or send it on to my email please?
Hi there – is there a way to add another product ID? E.g.
// ------------------- // 2. Change Stripe keys on the go add_filter( 'wc_stripe_params', 'bbloomer_conditional_publishable_key', 9999 ); function bbloomer_conditional_publishable_key( $params ) { // PRODUCT ID HERE if ( ! bbloomer_product_id_in_cart( 10241, 10242 ) ) return $params; // STRIPE Live Publishable Key HERE $params[ 'key' ] = 'pk_test_51J0WfbF5J9vPfugSzUg1gSJYYeGpW08Q1tOkUjMcsZ3zEyXw1eSLqOT72dhYHiu5Gr3c2zA8BQcQQxE4zNMmDCPO00blAgAaVp'; return $params; } add_filter( 'wc_stripe_payment_request_params', 'bbloomer_conditional_publishable_key_request', 9999 ); function bbloomer_conditional_publishable_key_request( $params ) { // PRODUCT ID HERE if ( ! bbloomer_product_id_in_cart( 10241, 10242 ) ) return $params; // STRIPE Live Publishable Key HERE $params[ 'stripe' ][ 'key' ] = 'pk_test_51J0WfbF5J9vPfugSzUg1gSJYYeGpW08Q1tOkUjMcsZ3zEyXw1eSLqOT72dhYHiu5Gr3c2zA8BQcQQxE4zNMmDCPO00blAgAaVp'; return $params; } add_filter( 'woocommerce_stripe_request_headers', 'bbloomer_conditional_private_key_headers', 9999 ); function bbloomer_conditional_private_key_headers( $headers_args ) { // PRODUCT ID HERE if ( ! bbloomer_product_id_in_cart( 10241, 10242 ) ) return $headers_args; // STRIPE Live Secret Key HERE $headers_args[ 'Authorization' ] = 'Basic ' . base64_encode( 'sk_test_51J0WfbF5J9vPfugS565HQlYeowCa3Rf5K5C0yLeqiKBhFNzrTkH0jQQkMx9dxjlspAE0FBECh8Q3rCeAhybKUfGZ00UnTyhYvN' . ':' ); return $headers_args; }To follow on from this – could an Array be used to store multiple product ID’s and then the function looks for one of the ID’s and continues on?
Hope that makes sense as I am a php noob
thanks!
Hi Kev, thanks so much for your comment! Yes, this is definitely possible, but I’m afraid it’s custom work. If you’d like to get a quote, feel free to contact me here. Thanks a lot for your understanding!
Note to others: This of course works exactly the same with TEST keys.
For OP:
First of all, THANK YOU !
I made two business accounts in my Stripe account, each giving me uniques publishable and secret keys. Made one default and the other one I squeezed in for one product’s ID as the code intends and for a single purchase it works perfectly.
Though I’m not sure I understand it correctly, the problem I stumbled upon is the following (note I’m testing it out in Test Mode).
Let’s call a product using a default API keys DP (and DP1, DP2,… if need be) and the one using swapped API keys SP.
If a new customer adds DP to cart, proceeds to checkout, payment goes through OK. Going back to the store and trying to redo everything the same again (ie purchasing DP or any other DPX) outputs error notification: `Sorry, we are unable to process your payment at this time.` If instead (or afterwards) we go back to the store and try to add SP instead of DP the error outputted is `No such source: ‘src_1IvSJ6HobZQAt8z5fZe2Lphl’`.
Exactly the same scenario occurs if we swap SP and DP roles. So if a NEW customer purchases SP first it goes through fine. Changing to DP after purchase yields the same Source Error.
At least in Test Mode (WP and Stripe.com) it often (and normally according to Stripe Support) duplicates the customer within a business account. If I try deleting both (of the same) customer(s) and retry payment, a customer is recreated in Stripe account, but WP front-end yields a new error `Sorry, we are unable to process your payment at this time. Please retry later.`
Stripe allows you to have two customers with the same email in your business account, implying each of them has their own unique identifier. I think it naturally follows that same rules apply, if you have two customers with the same email address in different business accounts.
So my question is: “Should there be more to this snippet to fetch and use customer source (UUID) and has anybody experienced similar issues and knows how to fix them?”
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for your feedback, I don’t think I’m able to reply to your questions though – customizing payment gateways is always a delicate operation
I’m trying to use this snippet with a variable product, but it’s not working. I tried using the “master” ID for the product, and also de product IDs for the individual variations. Is there anything I should adjust to make this work with a variable product? Thanks!
Hi Kavier, apparently the bbloomer_product_id_in_cart() function only works for simple products. Try this snippet alternative instead: https://www.businessbloomer.com/woocommerce-easily-check-product-id-cart/
HI, first of all, thanks for your snippet.
I try to adapt the snippet to look for a product tag in cart and not product ID.
But can not complete the order, I get the notice error :
and stripe error :
{ "error": { "code": "resource_missing", "doc_url": "https://stripe.com/docs/error-codes/resource-missing", "message": "No such source: 'src_xxx'", "param": "", "type": "invalid_request_error" }I could not fix it with the explanations of @Roel Broersma as I need code example (sorry for my coding level).
Maybe I missed something, here is my code :
add_filter( 'wc_stripe_params', 'conditional_publishable_key', 9999 ); function conditional_publishable_key( $params ) { // set our flag to be false until we find a product in that tag $tag_check = false; // check each cart item for our category foreach ( WC()->cart->get_cart() as $cart_item_key => $cart_item ) { // If Cart has tag "formation-diplomante", set $tag_check to true if ( has_term( 'formation-diplomante', 'product_tag', $cart_item['product_id'] ) ) { $tag_check = true; break; } } if ( $tag_check ) { // STRIPE Live Publishable Key HERE $params[ 'key' ] = 'pk_test_'; } return $params; } add_filter( 'wc_stripe_payment_request_params', 'conditional_publishable_key_request', 9999 ); function conditional_publishable_key_request( $params ) { // set our flag to be false until we find a product in that tag $tag_check = false; // check each cart item for our category foreach ( WC()->cart->get_cart() as $cart_item_key => $cart_item ) { // If Cart has tag "formation-diplomante", set $tag_check to true if ( has_term( 'formation-diplomante', 'product_tag', $cart_item['product_id'] ) ) { $tag_check = true; break; } } if ( $tag_check ) { // STRIPE Live Publishable Key HERE $params[ 'stripe' ][ 'key' ] = 'pk_test_'; } return $params; } add_filter( 'woocommerce_stripe_request_headers', 'conditional_private_key_headers', 9999 ); function conditional_private_key_headers( $headers_args ) { // set our flag to be false until we find a product in that tag $tag_check = false; // check each cart item for our category foreach ( WC()->cart->get_cart() as $cart_item_key => $cart_item ) { // If Cart has tag "formation-diplomante", set $tag_check to true if ( has_term( 'formation-diplomante', 'product_tag', $cart_item['product_id'] ) ) { $tag_check = true; break; } } if ( $tag_check ) { // STRIPE Live Secret Key HERE $headers_args[ 'Authorization' ] = 'Basic ' . base64_encode( 'sk_test_' . ':' ); } return $headers_args; }Hi David, thanks so much for your comment! Yes, this is definitely fixable, but I’m afraid it’s custom work. If you’d like to get a quote, feel free to contact me here. Thanks a lot for your understanding!
Hi,
thanks for the information. I am working on kinda the same problem – but instead of different accounts based on products in the cart, we use different accounts based on the shipping country.
Sadly this makes it way more complex, since STRIPE precalculates CDATA on the page rendering. On the checkout page, when you change the country, this leads to a problem that the sources are not correctly registered at the different STRIPE endpoints leading to an error. So far all my efforts to manipulate the data during page runtime through js were useless, since the STRIPE js doesn’t take new data upon the “purchase” button press, but instantiates upon page load.
I’m currently in contact with the STRIPE support team to figure out if there is a better way to achieve a correct behaviour, but I think I have to split up the billing/shipping information page and the payment page in order to have the correct pubkeys on pageload.
All the best, J
Keep me updated!
Hello @J and @rodolfo,
I have faced the same issue on the checkout page, where I want to switch stripe account data on country change.
But, it’s not changing on country change. it is changing on page reload. Can you please help me to do this point.?
@J have you get any response from Stripe for the WooCommerce plugin?
Thank you for reading my question.
HI @rodolfo,
Kindly look into my query. it is urgent for me. Also, if you have any alternative way then please let me know.
Waiting for your response.
Thank you,
//Sagar
Hi all,
I’m facing a similar issue. I need to change the Stripe keys depending on a checkout custom field. If you can guide me with something I would appreciate it.
Also, thanks for all the snippets and solutions you post, they are very helpful in so many cases.
Thank you,
Byron
You could force a reload on country change?
Hi Rodolfo,
Thanks for writing this.
Last year I made a plugin (named: ‘Stripe Supporter’) which will get the vendor ID of the product which is in the Cart (only 1 item in the cart is supported). Then it looks up the Stripe Keys for that Vendor (I extended the Vendor Edit form so vendors can edit their own Stripe Keys in here)
It will then use the Vendor’s Stripe keys to do the Checkout.
This way many people can built real open-source sharing platforms of I think is the future 🙂 Money is not flowing through the platform anymore but directly from customer to vendor.
However, while testing my plugin I noticed that when the payment is done and the customer is redirected to Woocommerce (return URL), Woocommerce sends some requests to Stripe with it’s master-Stripe account. Stripe then responds with 400-errors and
{ "error": { "code": "resource_missing", "doc_url": "https://stripe.com/docs/error-codes/resource-missing", "message": "No such token: 'src_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", "param": "source", "type": "invalid_request_error" }which is normal because the payment is made under a Vendor’s Stripe account and the Master Stripe account is not aware of this.
Note: I already fixed the issue that on the return URL, there is no IN_CART object anymore, so you have to look at the ORDER-ID in the return url, i.e.: https://www.xxxxxxx.com/checkout/order-received/22045/?client_secret=src_client_secret_xxxxxxx&key=wc_order_xxxx… (in this case 22045) and then lookup the product vendor for this order.
Have you also experienced some problems when using 2 Stripe accounts?
PS. I will freely donate my plugin as open-source to the community once it’s v1.0 🙂
I have fixed the issue. The problem was that Stripe notices the woocommerce webhook and then there is no order object or in_cart object. So it need to look at the json content that Stripe request/posts to the webhook. Sometimes there is not even an ->metadata->orderid so you can use the source_id and look that up in the order table.
Good to know!
If you have the code to fix the bug, feel free to share it here!
Hey this does work anymore.
Stripe requires you to pass the account number within the headers and Stripe js object initialization. As well as setting up a Connected accounts/Account platform.
I find this strange, it’s a snippet I coded quite recently. Maybe your theme (or another plugin) is messing/conflicting with my snippet.
To troubleshoot, disable all plugins but WooCommerce and also switch temporarily to “Twentytwenty” theme (load the snippet there in functions.php) as explained here: https://www.businessbloomer.com/lesson/trwm4l01/
Once you do that, does it work? If yes, you have a problem with your current theme or one of the plugins.
Hope this helps!
The multiple Stripe accounts functionality comes so close to being what I need for an organization I work with. However, they would like multiple Stripe accounts to be included in a SINGLE form. This would allow donors to give to various causes within a single form, with the funds for each cause they donate to going to their respective Stripe accounts. Any chance this is a possibility with GiveWP?
Not sure, did you ask GiveWP?
Hey,
Your content is rich, thank you, how if there are more than 1 product in cart?
Thank you
Good question, I recommend you force the cart to max one item: https://www.businessbloomer.com/woocommerce-allow-1-product-cart/