Connect Commercetools with Stripe to take cards, wallets, and local methods, keep payment data consistent across systems, and reduce checkout drop-offs with reliable authorization flows.
• Stripe is used for payment authorization and capture, while commercetools stores order, cart, and payment objects and references Stripe payment intent and charge identifiers.
• Checkout requests create or update commercetools Payment resources, and status changes are synchronized based on Stripe events such as succeeded, failed, refunded, and disputed.
• Webhook-driven processing maps Stripe events to commercetools payment transactions and order state transitions, with idempotency handling to avoid double updates.
• Refunds and partial refunds are recorded against the same payment record, and amounts, currencies, and transaction types are validated before updates are persisted.
• Disputes and chargebacks are reflected as separate transaction entries, with reason codes and timestamps stored for audit and support workflows.
• Sync logs capture request payloads, Stripe event IDs, and commercetools resource IDs to support troubleshooting and replay in a commercetools Stripe payment integration.
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We map Stripe intents, captures, and refunds to commercetools payments and order states, then validate edge cases like partial captures and split refunds. You get a flow that matches how your ops team actually ships and settles orders.
At minimum, it should process payment_intent, charge, refund, and dispute events, plus payout reporting if finance needs it. We build idempotent webhook handling so retries do not create duplicate transactions.
Yes, Stripe supports multi-currency and local methods, and commercetools can route configuration by store, channel, or country. We implement per-market payment rules so the right methods and settlement logic apply at checkout.
We use idempotency keys, strict state machines, and reconciliation jobs to keep Stripe events and commercetools payments aligned. This reduces “charged twice” tickets and removes manual fixes in order ops.
scandiweb has delivered 2,100+ eCommerce projects since 2003, with teams experienced in complex integrations and high-traffic operations. We can own the build, testing, go-live, and long-term support.














