Overview
- The Share A Refund Stripe API lets you manage payment methods and billing sources used for Share A Refund service fees. You can develop applications that integrate with Share A Refund to securely handle credit card updates, switch default payment instruments, and maintain valid billing credentials without storing sensitive PCI data directly.
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- The following figure shows the relationship between your Share A Refund app, the Share A Refund API, and Stripe services.
Share A Refund App
Share A Refund’s billing services give users the ability to add, update, or remove credit cards and bank accounts to ensure uninterrupted service by keeping payment information current.
Share A Refund API
The REST API that allows users to tokenize payment details and attach sources to a customer profile from within your app.
Payment Security
A system that utilizes tokenization to handle financial data, ensuring that raw credit card numbers remain with the payment processor while the application retains only safe reference tokens.
Source Management
A mechanism that organizes multiple payment instruments to allow the designation of a primary card for automatic invoice settlement.
What can users do with the Share A Refund Stripe API?
Users can use the Share A Refund Stripe API to perform common workflows, such as:
- Add a new credit card to the account
- Update the expiration date of an existing card
- Set a specific card as the default payment method
- Remove an obsolete or expired payment source
- Retrieve a list of all saved payment instruments
- Verify the validity of a payment token
Stripe properties available to create, view, and manage through the Share A Refund Stripe API:
- Card Brands
- Customer IDs
- Expiration Dates
- Payment Sources
- Tokens
Additional info
- Learn more about developing with Share A Refund Stripe API, including handling authentication, authorization, reference the Develop on Share A Refund API for your workspace.
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- Learn more about how to launch and run a Share A Refund Stripe API app, read the Developer Getting Started Guide.
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