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Hey everyone,
I am working on a services and products marketplace with Laravel and I want to implement checkout for multiple products from multiple sellers. Just like Amazon or eBay checkout work.
I know that Laravel Cashier also supports single charges but I am not sure that will cover my particular scenario.
Maybe Stripe Connect would be a good solution to create charges on my marketplace account on behalf of connected accounts and then execute transfers separately.
Do you guys have any tutorial recommendation for a Laravel + Stripe Connect (or any other solution) for a marketplace checkout feature?
Thanks in advance
Maybe Stripe Connect would be a good solution to create charges on my marketplace account on behalf of connected accounts and then execute transfers separately.
Agree with you. Stripe would be one of the best approaches.
I am sure you will get many tutorials on how to integrate laravel with Stripe. This could be one of them: https://www.tutsmake.com/laravel-10-stripe-payment-gateway-integration-tutorial/
@tisuchi thanks a lot for replying. This is indeed a great tutorial if I was building an e-shop, but for a multi-vendor marketplace what I am actually looking for is to find some guidance not only code-wise but business-wise also on how to let the user perform a single payment for multiple products belonging to multiple sellers and then I guess I have to make separate transfers to each of those sellers. I've seen that Stripe provides many types of services and Connect might be the one that I need.
@marian_d_dev I am sorry. I missed multi-vendor part 😞
In that case, cashier could be one of the best approaches to use with Stripe.
Take a look at this:
@tisuchi Thank you. This one looks indeed better suited for my needs. Someone from Laravel Daily's discord server also recommended this package. My only concern is that it is not used by many devs (at least this is what github reveals) and could be abandoned at some point
@marian_d_dev That's true.
However, it's trustworthy because maintain by laravel core team (first-party package).
@tisuchi Oh, nice. i didn't know that is maintained by Laravel core team. Thanks for the update
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