wc-stripe-add-payment-method

WooCommerce Stripe fails to add a payment method when theme template overrides break the canonical form structure, removing required hidden fields like the nonce and setup intent inputs needed for processing. Preserving the exact form IDs and hidden inputs ensures the request succeeds.

To override WooCommerce My Account templates safely, you must retain the exact form#add_payment_method ID, input names, nonce field, and the hidden woocommerce_add_payment_method=1 value so WC_Form_Handler can correctly process the Stripe submission.

WooCommerce Subscriptions requires correct Stripe setup intent handling to avoid direct token meta hacks. Properly wiring the wc-stripe-setup-intent field for UPE or stripe_source for classic Elements ensures the saved method works for change payment flows.

The WooCommerce Stripe add card form requires the nonce field, the hidden woocommerce_add_payment_method=1 input, and the correct setup intent or source mount containers to successfully tokenize and save the payment method data.

You can customize the My Account payment methods UI with Stripe UPE enabled, provided you maintain the exact gateway box structure and ensure the correct UPE mount containers and hidden intent fields are created and submitted without alteration.

The best way to fix WooCommerce Stripe saved cards not showing in My Account is to ensure your custom templates preserve the required form contracts and avoid partial token meta hacks, allowing the saved method to appear in payment-methods.php correctly.