Who this is for / when to use
This article is for business owners and administrators who want to connect Stripe to Kyrios in order to charge customers using cards, wallets, bank debits, and region-specific payment methods.
What the Stripe integration enables
The Stripe integration allows Kyrios to process payments securely using Stripe as the payment provider.
Once connected, Stripe can be used for:
Funnels (one-step and two-step order forms)
Invoices and invoices with auto-pay
Payment links
Forms
Ecommerce stores
Calendars
Courses, communities, and subscriptions
Stripe must be connected to enable advanced payment methods and regional options.
Step-by-step: Connect a Stripe account
Step 1: Create or access a Stripe account
A Stripe account is required before connecting it to Kyrios.
Create a new Stripe account or log in to an existing one
Ensure the account owner or authorized manager completes the setup
Step 2: Open Payment Integrations in Kyrios
Stripe is connected from the Payments section inside Kyrios.
Go to Payments → Integrations
Locate Stripe under Payment Providers
Click Connect
Step 3: Complete Stripe authentication
Authenticate the Stripe account to finish the connection.
Sign in to Stripe when prompted
Approve access for Kyrios
Return to Kyrios once authentication is complete
Step 4: Confirm Stripe connection status
After connecting, Stripe will show as enabled inside Kyrios.
Live mode and Test mode will appear as enabled
A Disconnect button will be available if changes are needed
Managing Stripe payment methods in Kyrios
Kyrios allows businesses to manage Stripe payment methods directly in the platform without using the Stripe dashboard.
Payment methods can be enabled or disabled per product area and configured separately for Live and Test modes.
Open payment method configuration
Access Stripe payment method controls from the integration screen.
Go to Payments → Integrations → Stripe
Click Manage Payment Methods
Enable or disable payment methods
Payment methods are displayed dynamically based on region and Stripe support.
Supported methods include:
Cards
Apple Pay and Google Pay
ACH, SEPA, BACS, BECS Direct Debit
Affirm, Klarna, Afterpay
iDEAL, Bancontact, FPX
Cash App (US), GrabPay (Malaysia), Zip (Australia)
Product areas covered by Stripe payment methods
Stripe payment methods can be configured independently for different product areas.
Supported areas include:
Invoices
Invoices with AutoPayments
Payment Links
Funnels (One-Step and Two-Step Order Forms)
Forms
Ecommerce Stores
Calendars
Courses
Communities
Subscriptions
How payment methods appear to customers
Enabled payment methods automatically appear on checkout and payment screens.
Examples include:
Invoice payment modals
Funnel order forms
Subscription checkout screens
[Screenshot Placeholder: unnamed (5).png — Checkout screen showing Card, Klarna, and Direct Debit options]
[Screenshot Placeholder: unnamed (6).png — Invoice payment modal with region-specific payment methods]
[Screenshot Placeholder: unnamed (7).png — Two-step order form displaying multiple Stripe payment options]
Regional payment method behavior
Stripe displays payment methods based on customer location.
Examples:
BACS Direct Debit for the UK
BECS Direct Debit for Australia
FPX for Malaysia
iDEAL for the Netherlands
Bancontact for Belgium
Important limitations
Stripe must be the default payment provider
Editing payment methods directly in Stripe is no longer supported
Changes may take time to propagate across accounts
Common issues and fixes
Stripe does not appear as connected
Ensure the Stripe authentication flow was fully completed and the correct account was selected.
Payment methods are missing
Verify the method is enabled in Manage Payment Methods and supported in the customer’s region.
Test mode vs live mode confusion
Confirm you are configuring the correct mode before testing payments.
Frequently asked questions
How do I disconnect Stripe?
Go to Payments → Integrations → Stripe and click Disconnect.
Can I test payments before going live?
Yes. Kyrios supports Stripe Test Mode and Live Mode separately.
Where are Stripe transactions recorded?
All Stripe transactions appear under the Payments menu and trigger standard events such as Order Submitted and Payment Received.