login Connect the CLI to your Stripe account with a browser-based login flow. The CLI displays a pairing code and opens the Stripe Dashboard, where you confirm the code and configure the CLI's access to accounts, sandboxes, and live mode. After approval, the CLI stores your credentials in your operating system's secure credential store (when available) and refreshes the session automatically. Use stripe login list to inspect authorized contexts and stripe switch context to select another context. To change permissions or add accounts or sandboxes, use stripe reauth. To revoke the session and clear its local credentials, use stripe logout. If you need to authenticate with an API key instead, use stripe login --interactive or one of the other API-key options. > If you're already authenticated, stripe login keeps your current session. Use stripe login --new-session to revoke the current authentication and log in to a new session. Command: stripe login ### Flags - -i, --interactive Use interactive configuration mode if you cannot open a browser and would like to manually provide an API key. - --non-interactive Print the browser URL, verification code, and next command as JSON, then exit. This behavior activates automatically when standard input isn't a terminal. Run the returned next_step command immediately after you approve access in the browser. - `--complete=
Poll the URL provided by thenext_stepoutput fromstripe login --non-interactiveuntil you approve access, then save the credentials. ---new-session` Revoke the current authentication and log in to a new session. ### Examples Basic login sh stripe login Start login in a non-interactive environment sh stripe login --non-interactive { "browser_url": "https://dashboard.stripe.com/stripecli/confirm?...", "verification_code": "the related setting-the related setting", "next_step": "stripe login --complete 'https://...'" } Log in using interactive mode sh stripe login --interactive Enter your API key: Your API key is: sk_******************************p7dc ...