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=== If you want to get one test card activated and secure, do this: === # Sign up for Stripe (if you don’t have an account). Use test mode for initial dev. # Enable Google Pay in Stripe’s configuration (test mode). Follow Stripe docs: https://stripe.com/docs/google-pay # Implement Google Pay web flow with environment: "TEST" (Google docs) and Stripe’s tokenizationSpecification for test mode. Use the Google Pay test cards to obtain paymentData. # On your server, take the paymentData and call Stripe’s PaymentIntent create/confirm in test mode. Confirm it's authorized. This proves the flow. # For a card that goes into your Wallet: upgrade to Stripe Issuing (or another issuer) and create a virtual card; follow their wallet-provisioning docs to add to Google Wallet. # Limit the virtual card: daily limit, per-transaction limit, specific MCCs only. If you want, I can: * A) Provide a copy-pasteable Google Pay web <code>PaymentDataRequest</code> JSON in test mode that works with Stripe test keys. * B) Provide example server code (Python/Node) that takes Google Pay token data and creates a Stripe PaymentIntent in test mode. * C) Draft the steps for provisioning a Stripe Issuing virtual card and enabling wallet provisioning (the sample API calls / dashboard steps). Pick A, B, or C (or ask for all) and I’ll provide the code and exact payloads to run immediately.
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