The WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway is easy to setup and works perfectly. NO issues perceived. Thank you!

Excellent!

I had an issue with the checkout fields on my website. It was creating a conflict that made the user experience so difficult when making a purchase that they were leaving the page without completing it. Since I shared my issue on the forum, I received fantastic support. The excellent team was able to resolve my issue in record time. Thank you all!

Needs to include payment method id for block checkout but its missing there.

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I don't know how many times I've spent my afternoon reinstalling and reconfiguring this plugin. It breaks all the time.. Nonce errors, billing_address missing errors (the address is there, in plain sight), and other random errors just keep popping up. I don't want to have to sign in to my own website every day and do a test run of the payment flow, just to make sure that it still works...

Similar to what has been reported by other users in other threads:

After upgrading this plugin a couple weeks ago, random page loads both admin and front end took >30 seconds to load (30 seconds is the max time limit for a single script on my systems). As with other frustrated reviewers of this plugin, I deactivated every plugin until I narrowed the misbehavior to this plugin.

Unacceptable.

Does this have to do with the "legacy checkout experience" being removed, and there being some sort of steps that need to be taken to upgrade to the new version that are not being communicated by the plugin?

I can provide debugging information if necessary. It seems another plugin, "PixelYourSite", is causing the same sorts of slowdowns as this plugin. Whatever these plugins are doing in common is likely the source of the issue.

Ho dovuto togliere l’aggiornamento, e ripristinare il backup fatto pochi minuti prima, perché non mi faceva più accedere a Stripe con lo stesso account, e non cera modo di farlo funzionare,

sono tornato al penultimo Plugin, ed ora tutto è tornato perfetto!

Meglio aspettare la prossima volta e leggere anche le recensioni

Francesco Ciani

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While I appreciate Woocommerce is a complex environment, and the software is largely free, I still feel obligated to provide a thumbs down for the way Woocommerce has handled the recent 9.5.0 and 9.5.1 software release. Both are buggy as heck and have caused massive problems across so many of our customers' sites (disconnected Stripe accounts and API issues largely causing sites to "suddenly have no payment method"). I don't think these API changes have been communicated properly - and neither have the associated bugs and issues. Simply adding an advisory on a developer section of a website nobody really knows about (developer dot woocommerce dot come) is not good enough. Woo should have been sending advisory messages to stores directly. Furthermore, to release such buggy software is not only unfortunate for hapless store owners, it is also negligent. And such problems as have been caused, only serves to encourage more users to look at other platforms such as Shopify or Squarespace.

Latest update now forces you to create a NEW stripe account if you already have other integrations such as Xero....Stripe now give 3rd party apps more control over how you use and interact with stripe. Surely this is bad for business for stripe!?!

Essentially you can not have one account for multiple platforms anymore as they don't / won't allow you to connect through the conventional API keys. As a result, it's already caused us some headaches along with some of our clients because a lot of them connect to multiple platforms. This is an absolute headache when it comes to reconciliation for accounting purposes.

If you're only using stripe to connect to Woo then you should be fine. If you use Stripe account multiple platforms for payment like we do, then expect it to start giving you headaches.

I've noticed a few of my WooCommerce sites running this plugin have become painfully slow in the backend—taking 20+ seconds to load pages, open plugins, or edit a product. Disabling Stripe brings everything back to normal.

I'm submitting a support ticket, but in the meantime, I’d recommend avoiding the Stripe plugin if you want to maintain a responsive backend experience. And no, I'm not using cheap shared hosting—this is a top-tier VPS.

I hope they can improve the performance, as it’s otherwise a well-designed plugin that’s easy to set up and use.

UPDATE: Recent plugin update (9.4.1) has improved backend speed so I have adjusted my star rating to reflect this.