PaymentsStripe WhatsApp Integration
Take card payments inside the chat, on your own Stripe account.
Connect your own Stripe account and the chatbot builder gains a payment block. It raises a Stripe payment link for an amount the flow already holds — an order total, a deposit, an invoice — sends it in the conversation, and waits. When Stripe confirms, the flow continues down the paid branch. If it times out or the customer cancels, those are separate branches, so the conversation reacts to what actually happened.
Libromi Connect
WhatsApp Business Platform
Stripe
Two-way connection
Where it shows up
- Payment block
- Chatbot builder node
- WhatsApp store & catalogue
The payment link that ends the conversation
Pasting a payment link into a chat is easy. Knowing whether it was paid is not. The agent checks the dashboard, or waits for a screenshot, or asks the customer — and in the meantime the order sits in limbo. Worse, nothing downstream happens automatically, because nothing in the conversation knows the money arrived.
What moves, and which way
Stripe to WhatsApp
Payment confirmation
Stripe confirms the payment and the flow continues automatically, with no one checking a dashboard.
Failure and timeout signals
A cancelled or expired payment takes its own branch, so the customer gets a sensible next message.
Reference and amount
The confirmed amount and reference are available to later steps, for a receipt message or a CRM write.
WhatsApp to Stripe
Payment links
The block creates the link on your Stripe account for the amount and reference the flow holds.
Order context
Cart totals from a connected store, or a value the customer chose in chat, set the amount.
Customer details
The conversation's contact details travel with the request, so reconciliation is straightforward.
The money goes to your Stripe account directly. Libromi Connect raises the request and reads the outcome.
What you get
Links raised from the flow
No copying from the Stripe dashboard. The block generates the link with the right amount at the right moment.
Three outcomes, three branches
Paid, timed out and cancelled are separate paths on the canvas, so the flow never assumes success.
Works with the WhatsApp store
Store checkout can settle through Stripe, with tax and delivery already priced by your store platform.
Your account, your rates
You connect your own Stripe account and keep your own pricing, payouts and reconciliation.
What you can build with it
Deposit before a booking is held
Take a deposit in the conversation and only confirm the slot once Stripe says the payment cleared.
Invoice chasing that collects
Send an overdue reminder with the payment link attached, and mark the account settled on the paid branch.
Checkout inside a sales chat
The customer decides in the conversation and pays in it too, instead of being sent to a web checkout they may not finish.
An online course provider selling by chat
Enrolment conversations ended with a payment link and then silence. Staff reconciled payments by hand each evening and enrolled students the next morning, losing people who had already paid.
The result
Payment, confirmation and enrolment happen in one conversation, and nobody reconciles anything by hand.
- 1
The chatbot confirms which course and cohort the student wants and sets the amount.
- 2
The payment block raises a Stripe link for that amount and sends it in the chat.
- 3
Stripe confirms; the flow takes the paid branch and sends the joining details immediately.
- 4
The same branch writes the enrolment to the CRM and adds the student to the cohort group.
How to connect it
- 1
Connect Stripe
Add your Stripe API credentials in Libromi Connect to link your own account.
- 2
Add the payment block
Drop it into a flow, set the amount from a variable, and name the reference.
- 3
Handle each outcome
Build what happens on paid, on timeout and on cancelled, so every path is covered.
Frequently asked questions
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Get paid in the conversation
Connect Stripe and let the flow collect and confirm the money.