Stripe Crash after select apply pay (Payment request is invalid: Error Domain=PKPassKitErrorDomain Code=1 "(null)")

[AshishPatel48]

Crash app at this line :
objc_setAssociatedObject(viewController, &kSTPBlockBasedApplePayDelegateAssociatedObjectKey, delegate, OBJC_ASSOCIATION_RETAIN_NONATOMIC);

Error : Payment request is invalid: Error Domain=PKPassKitErrorDomain Code=1 "(null)"

[jlubeck]

I'm running into this as well.. seems like a pretty old issue. Did you solve this @AshishPatel48 ?

[jlubeck]

By the way, this happens on the file PKPaymentAuthorizationViewController+Stripe_Blocks.m
Line 126 inside the method

+ (instancetype)stp_controllerWithPaymentRequest:(PKPaymentRequest *)paymentRequest
                                       apiClient:(STPAPIClient *)apiClient
                                    createSource:(BOOL)createSource
                      onShippingAddressSelection:(STPShippingAddressSelectionBlock)onShippingAddressSelection
                       onShippingMethodSelection:(STPShippingMethodSelectionBlock)onShippingMethodSelection
                          onPaymentAuthorization:(STPPaymentAuthorizationBlock)onPaymentAuthorization
                                 onTokenCreation:(STPApplePaySourceHandlerBlock)onTokenCreation
                                        onFinish:(STPPaymentCompletionBlock)onFinish

[seancrowe5]

@jlubeck did you ever find a solution? I'm hitting this too

[schahxeb]

I ran into the same issue today.

I was able to resolve it by making sure I was setting the amount property on my STPPaymentContext instance, before requesting payment.

self.paymentContext?.paymentAmount = amount
self.paymentContext?.requestPayment()

It's unfortunate that the error message was so generic. I hope this helps someone.

[mitchtreece]

What if the amount ends up being $0 (free), because of a promotion etc. This results in the same invalid request error. 😢

[danipralea]

I have the same crash

[MattTrigg]

I ran into the same issue today.

I was able to resolve it by making sure I was setting the amount property on my STPPaymentContext instance, before requesting payment.

self.paymentContext?.paymentAmount = amount
self.paymentContext?.requestPayment()

It's unfortunate that the error message was so generic. I hope this helps someone.

This worked for me too:)
(It does say you should set it in the Stripe documentation specifically for Apple Pay BUT doesn't say it can't be 0!)

However, I set the actual amount on the Server (as recommended best practice).
I guess this can only cause a problem for dishonest people trying to change the price on the client but it's a bit messy.