How to Integrate Stripe Payment with ToolSwift for B2B eCommerce
October 2, 2025
Table of Content
Why ToolSwift Chose Stripe
Steps to Integrate Your Stripe Account with ToolSwift
Conclusion
In today’s digital marketplace, efficient and secure payment processing is essential for any B2B eCommerce business. Stripe offers a powerful and easy-to-integrate solution that simplifies online payments while providing a range of advanced features. By integrating Stripe with ToolSwift, you can manage B2B transactions effortlessly, automate billing and invoicing, and ensure a seamless customer experience.
Why ToolSwift Chose Stripe
Support for various payment methods: Accept payments via credit cards, ACH, digital wallets, and bank transfers, giving you flexibility in how you collect payments.
International support: Stripe enables businesses to accept payments in over 135 currencies, providing a global reach without complications.
Automated billing and invoicing: Stripe automates billing and invoicing, reducing manual effort and ensuring accuracy.
VBANs for easy reconciliations: Virtual Bank Account Numbers simplify bank transfer reconciliations, saving time and reducing errors.
Advanced fraud detection: Stripe ensures transaction security with PCI-compliant solutions and advanced fraud-detection tools.
Seamless integration: Easy to integrate with ToolSwift, offering a reliable, secure payment gateway for our users.
Steps to Integrate Your Stripe Account with ToolSwift
Stripe Publichable API Key (starts with pk_)
Stripe Secret API Key (starts with sk_)
Webhook Endpoint Secret (for secure webhook processing)
Publishable key (starts with pk_) — used for client-side operations
Secret key (starts with sk_) — used for server-side operations
payment_intent.succeeded
payment_intent.payment_failed
payment_intent.canceled
invoice.paid
Publishable Key: Your Stripe publishable key (pk_...)
API Key: Your Stripe secret key (sk_...)
Webhook Secret: Your webhook signing secret (whsec_...) — if using webhooks.
Never share your secret keys publicly or in client-side code.
Use test keys during development and live keys only in production.
Regularly rotate your API keys for enhanced security.
Enable webhook signature verification to ensure the authenticity of the webhook.
Use HTTPS endpoints for all webhook URLs.
