Stripe buy now pay later

Offer Affirm on eligible Stripe payment forms

Affirm can be useful for eligible higher-consideration purchases. Maxforms captures the form context before checkout, while Stripe determines whether Affirm can be shown for the buyer and transaction.

Illustration of an Affirm option in a form checkout

Why it helps

Cleaner workflows from the first form

Use the right feature deliberately so the form is easier to complete, easier to manage, and easier to connect to the rest of your work.

  • Support an eligible installment-style payment option.
  • Collect quote, order, or registration details before checkout.
  • Keep the payment record connected to the form submission.
  • Use Stripe settings and eligibility to control availability.

Workflow

How teams use it

  1. Enable Affirm where the Stripe account supports it.
  2. Create the form and amount workflow.
  3. Test buyer checkout eligibility.
  4. Publish with clear payment and follow-up messaging.

FAQ

Common questions

Will Affirm show on every Stripe payment form?

No. Stripe controls Affirm visibility based on eligibility, amount, buyer context, region, currency, and settings.

What types of forms might use Affirm?

It can fit eligible order, service, registration, or deposit workflows where installment payments make sense.

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