How do I set up your Stripe credentials in Evalandgo?
Evalandgo allows you to integrate a Stripe payment form directly on the end page of your questionnaires.
This feature lets you collect secure online payments — for example, for registrations, product sales, or bookings.
To activate this integration, you need to enter your Stripe Public Key and Secret (or Restricted) Key into Evalandgo.
Prepare Your Stripe Account
1. Check your access
2. Create a Stripe account (if necessary)
Retrieve Your Stripe API Keys
Log in to your Stripe Dashboard.
In the left menu, click Developers.
Select API Keys.
If needed, click Create an API Key.
Identify your keys:
Difference Between Test Keys and Live Keys
Test Keys
Public Key: starts with pk_test_
Secret Key: starts with sk_test_
Used for testing, no real transactions
Live Keys
Tip – Security: Always store your secret keys securely. Never share them publicly.
Secret Key or Restricted Key: Which Should You Use?
For Evalandgo, configure the restricted key with these permissions:
Charges: Read
PaymentIntents: Write
PaymentMethods: Read
Checkout Sessions: Write
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In your questionnaire, open the Payment Form configuration.
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Paste your Public Key in the dedicated field.
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Paste your Secret or Restricted Key in the corresponding field.
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Save your settings.
Switch to Live Mode
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Once your tests are validated, replace the test keys with your live keys.
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Run a final test to ensure payments are processed correctly.
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Regularly check Stripe’s documentation to stay updated on security best practices.
Good to Know
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The Stripe integration in Evalandgo is secure and PCI DSS compliant.
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Transactions processed via Stripe appear in your Stripe Dashboard in real time.
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You can test payments using the test cards provided by Stripe.
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