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New Payment Methods on Stripe - Amazon Pay, Revolut Pay and Link
January 2, 2025

If your JourneyCARE account is connected to Stripe as a payment processor, they can now view and make payments with three additional payment methods.


Amazon Pay

This payment method that lets your customers check out the same way as on Amazon.com.


When customers select Amazon Pay as their payment method, they are redirected to Amazon’s website, where they can check out using the payment information stored in their Amazon account.


Revolut Pay

This payment method is widely used in the UK and EU regions where the currency is EUR/GBP.


Link

Link is a feature created by Stripe to streamline online checkouts, making them faster and more convenient for customers


When making a purchase via Link, customers can do a one-click checkout where their saved card details and shipping address are automatically filled in.

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