Looking for Payment Processor Recommendations with Java/Spring Integration

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Asked By TechieTurtle74 On

I'm running a US-based business serving established customers, and I'm looking for payment processors that integrate well with Java and Spring Boot. Our setup is pretty straightforward—frontend built with Bootstrap and minimal JavaScript, while we're using Spring Boot (servlet, not reactive) for the backend, which also handles jobs and batch processing. We're strictly dealing with credit card payments, so ACH and EBT aren't a concern.

My main priority is minimizing the effort required for setup and integration. If our concept really takes off, I may invest more effort into minimizing transaction fees and handling chargebacks. So far, I've been considering Stripe and Razorpay, but if anyone has experience with other solutions that might fit the bill, I'd love to hear your recommendations!

3 Answers

Answered By JavaJive99 On

I've had a great experience with Stripe. The debugging features are really user-friendly. When I faced an error during local testing, it provided a direct link to their debug console, making it easy to spot what went wrong. Definitely a solid choice for integration!

Answered By SpringSavant88 On

If you're looking for fast integration with Spring Boot, Stripe's Java SDK is user-friendly. I set it up in no time by adding stripe-java and configuring the webhook secret. Their CLI made local testing a breeze! Braintree is also a good alternative; their Gateway object integrates nicely into Spring. Consider building a PaymentService interface so you can switch providers if needed—starting with Stripe is wise until you hit higher volumes.

Answered By CodeCrafter24 On

Check out Polar.sh! I've used it for various projects, and it’s been fantastic. They have straightforward integrations with popular frontend frameworks, but you can also use their REST API directly, which is pretty simple.

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