mrthito/laravel-stripe-connect

Stripe Connect onboarding and transfers for Laravel 13

1.0.3 2026-05-21 15:33 UTC

Requires

• php: ^8.3
• illuminate/contracts: ^13.0
• illuminate/database: ^13.0
• illuminate/http: ^13.0
• illuminate/routing: ^13.0
• illuminate/support: ^13.0
• stripe/stripe-php: ^17.0

Requires (Dev)

• laravel/pint: ^1.0
• orchestra/testbench: ^11.0
• pestphp/pest: ^4.0

MIT

• rap2h
• Simon Hamp
• Prashant Rijal (MrThito)

• stripe
• laravel
• billing
• marketplace
• stripe-connect

README

This is a maintained fork of rap2hpoutre/laravel-stripe-connect by Raphaël Huchet (@rap2hpoutre) and later by Simon Hamp.

With Laravel Stripe Connect, you can start your own marketplace platform using Stripe Connect which allows you to make transfers to your recipients directly from your Stripe account to theirs.

Laravel Stripe Connect provides a starting point to help you get your users set up and connected to your Stripe account and start making payouts in no time.

Requirements

• PHP 8.3+
• Laravel 13.x

Testing

This package uses Pest. Run the suite with:

composer test

Security

Production deployments should follow SECURITY.md. At minimum:

• Implement MrThito\LaravelStripeConnect\Contracts\Payable on your user (or recipient) model and use the Payable trait
• Do not expose StripeConnectAccount to untrusted mass assignment
• Authorize payouts and account creation in your own policies
• Publish config and review security.* allowlists

Tip

This package assumes that your User model is what will represent recipients of transfers from your platform, however this can be changed.

Note

Upgrading from Laravel 10–12? See UPGRADE.md.

Sponsorship

Laravel Stripe Connect is completely free to use for personal or commercial use. If it's making your job easier or you just want to make sure it keeps being supported and improved, I'd really appreciate your donations!

Donate now

Thank you 🙏

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Installation

Install via Composer:

composer require mrthito/laravel-stripe-connect

Add your Stripe credentials in .env:

STRIPE_KEY=pk_test_XxxXXxXXX
STRIPE_SECRET=sk_test_XxxXXxXXX

Publish config (recommended) and the migration stub (required — the package does not auto-run its own migration so you can customize the schema):

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=stripe-connect-config
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=stripe-connect-migrations
php artisan migrate

Note

Only a publishable stub ships with this package (no duplicate hidden migration). See CUSTOMIZATION.md for table names, custom models, and extra columns.

Customization

See CUSTOMIZATION.md for table names, custom StripeConnectAccount models, morph names, disabling routes, and security allowlists.

Usage

Add the Payable trait to any model that you consider to represent your recipient.

use MrThito\LaravelStripeConnect\Contracts\Payable as PayableContract;
use MrThito\LaravelStripeConnect\Traits\Payable;

class User extends Model implements PayableContract
{
    use Payable;
}

The same trait works on any model (Team, Seller, etc.). Stripe credentials are stored on the stripe_connect_accounts table via a morphOne relation — no extra columns on your models.

Then you can use the convenient methods available to get your recipients to set up or connect their Stripe account to your platform.

Here's an example route that will get your user to go through the Stripe Connect onboarding flow:

Route::get('/connect', function () {
    if (! auth()->user()->getStripeAccountId()) {
        auth()->user()->createStripeAccount(['type' => 'express']);
    }

    if (! auth()->user()->isStripeAccountActive()) {
        return redirect(auth()->user()->getStripeAccountLink());
    }

    return redirect('dashboard');
})->middleware(['auth']);

Once a user's Stripe account is all connected and active, you can start creating transfers:

auth()->user()->transfer(10000, 'usd');

Note

Stripe expects amounts in the smallest denomination for the currency (in this case, cents), so the above is a transfer of US$100 to the logged in user.