Have successful, cancelled, failed, refunded, and disputed payments been exercised in a Stripe sandbox?
One successful test card covers only the easiest path.
Free Lovable Stripe production checklist
Review 13 payment, webhook, subscription, entitlement, and live-mode checks. Get your highest-risk gaps in the order to fix them.
One successful test card covers only the easiest path.
A secret key in source or browser code compromises the account.
A customer can navigate to a success URL without completing payment.
Unsigned requests can forge payment and subscription events.
Stripe retries events and delivery order is not a fulfillment guarantee.
Recurring access changes after the first checkout.
A valid session must not unlock another user or unrelated project.
Subscription products need an operable cancellation and billing-management path.
Financial state and product access can drift apart.
Stripe test and live endpoints and signing secrets are separate.
Switching keys is required but should not contaminate development or expose secrets.
A sandbox cannot confirm every production account, tax, bank, domain, and webhook setting.
Billing promises must match actual Stripe and entitlement behavior.
Focused guidance
A success URL is not proof of payment; fulfillment must use verified Stripe data.
Refunds, disputes, renewals, and cancellation arrive after Checkout through lifecycle events.
Keys, endpoints, signing secrets, data, and acceptance testing must be handled deliberately per environment.
A focused self-assessment is not proof, certification, or a substitute for the complete evidence-based inspection.