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Set up Stripe authorization for Postman Flows

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To run Postman Flows templates that use Stripe, you need to set up authorization between Stripe and Postman. You can do this by creating an API key for Stripe and saving it as an environment variable in Postman.

Before you get started, you need:

  • A Stripe account
  • A Postman environment to run the flow

Create a Stripe API key

To create a Stripe API key to use with Postman Flows, do the following:

  1. Log in to Stripe.

  2. In the Developer Dashboard, select API keys.

  3. Select Create secret key to create a new key.

  4. Copy the key, and then save it as a variable in your Postman environment named Stripe_Api_Key.

Next steps

After you’ve completed your Stripe configuration, you can return to the flow template or set up authorization for another integration in Postman.

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