get checkout

This block is part of the stripe group and was last modified in core v15.0.0.

get checkout v15.0.0

Reads back a Checkout Session to answer did they pay. Branch on the paid pin, not on status : a session reaches status complete in subscription and setup modes where no money moved at all.

In pins 2 + flow
  • flow
  • connection stripeconnection required
  • session id value required

    cs_… : from checkout create, or from the {CHECKOUT_SESSION_ID} placeholder in your success URL.

Out pins 18 + flow
  • flow
  • connection stripeconnection
  • paid condition

    True when the customer owes nothing : paid, or no_payment_required for a zero-total or fully discounted order. This is the pin to gate fulfilment on.

  • payment status value

    paid, unpaid or no_payment_required.

  • session status value

    open, complete or expired : whether the customer finished the flow, not whether they paid.

  • payment intent id value
  • subscription id value

    Set when the session was in subscription mode.

  • customer id value
  • customer email value

    The address Stripe collected on the payment page, falling back to the one the session was created with.

  • amount total number
  • currency value
  • reference value
  • line items array<object>

    What was bought.

  • meta data object
  • session object
  • success condition
  • error value

    Stripe's own message, or a sentinel like MISSING_SESSION_ID for a problem in the wiring.

  • error code value

    Stripe's machine-readable code, e.g. card_declined, resource_missing.

  • decline code value

    Why the bank refused, e.g. insufficient_funds. Only set on a declined card.

payment succeeded
check payment
payment status
did they pay

The browser comes back to your success URL with the session id in the query string, and you have to ask Stripe rather than believe the redirect. get checkout reads the session and answers on a paid condition pin, which branch uses to decide between fulfilling and showing "payment not completed". Treat this as the fast path for the page the user is looking at, and the webhook as the authority: a user who closes the tab never loads this page at all.

Studio canvas example for the get checkout block: confirming a session on the return page.

Version history

Introduced in v15.0.0.

Service documentation

External API reference This block wraps a third-party service. Click here for the service's own documentation of the underlying endpoint.
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