Follow these steps to securely connect your Stripe account to Vantirs
Go to dashboard.stripe.com
Log in to your Stripe account
Mode Selection
Make sure you are in the correct mode:
⚠️ Vantirs only works on the mode you connect.
Test keys → Test disputes
Live keys → Real disputes
We strongly recommend using a Restricted Key instead of a full secret key.
How to create it:
Vantirs – Dispute ProtectionEnable only the permissions below:
🔒 Security Guarantee
Vantirs cannot withdraw funds or charge customers.
After saving:
rk_test_... (Test mode)rk_live_... (Live mode)Webhooks allow Stripe to notify Vantirs instantly when a dispute happens.
Vantirs will give you a URL like:
https://vantirs.com/api/webhooks/stripe/{your_merchant_id}In Stripe:
charge.dispute.createdcharge.dispute.updatedAfter saving the webhook:
whsec_...This ensures all events are secure and verified.
To enable protection immediately, Vantirs may ask to sync past transactions.
This allows us to:
You can start this with one click inside Vantirs.
For Vantirs to qualify disputes for Visa CE 3.0 liability shift, we need to match the disputed charge to 2+ prior successful charges using the same IP or device.
When you create charges (or Payment Intents), send these in metadata:
metadata.ip_address – customer IP at payment timemetadata.device_fingerprint – device/browser fingerprint (e.g. from Stripe.js or your fraud tool)Without these, we cannot find historical matches and disputes will show as "not eligible" even when the cardholder has a long history with you.
If you don’t send metadata today, start with your next integration update. We’ll use it for all new charges and future disputes.
Complete these for the best results. Missing steps show up as "Why not CE 3.0?" in your dashboard.
metadata (Step 8)/api/track for login/usage so we can attach activity logs to evidenceWe use Stripe's official APIs and follow best-practice security.
Yes. We recommend restricted keys and encrypt all credentials at rest.
Yes. You can delete the API key or webhook anytime in Stripe.
No. Everything happens behind the scenes.
Once connected: