import type { StripeOnrampClient } from './stripeOnramp';
import type { StripeSdk } from './stripeSdk';
/**
 * What a host must supply to turn Stripe on: its own Stripe account's
 * publishable key, and the Apple Merchant ID baked into the app's entitlements.
 * Data only — the host installs `@stripe/stripe-react-native` (an optional peer)
 * and this package binds it (see {@link useStripeOnrampClient}), so a host wires
 * three strings, not an implementation.
 */
export interface StripeOnrampConfig {
    /** Publishable key for the Stripe account the onramp settles into. */
    publishableKey: string;
    /** Shown on Stripe's own sheets. Defaults to the app's display name. */
    merchantDisplayName: string;
    /**
     * Apple Merchant ID (`merchant.example.app`). Required for Apple Pay: it is
     * an app entitlement, so only the host knows it, and Stripe decrypts the
     * payment against the certificate bound to it.
     */
    merchantIdentifier?: string;
    /** Deep-link scheme Stripe returns to after a redirect (3DS, KYC). */
    urlScheme?: string;
}
/**
 * Binds Stripe's native SDK to the {@link StripeOnrampClient} the fiat surfaces
 * call. Takes the SDK as an argument because it is an optional peer, loaded by
 * `StripeOnrampBridge` only after a host configured Stripe.
 *
 * `initStripe` is idempotent per config but not free, so it runs once per
 * distinct config and every call awaits that same promise — the SDK rejects
 * calls made before it resolves. A failed init clears the cache so the next
 * call retries rather than latching the failure forever.
 */
export declare function useStripeOnrampClient({ initStripe, isPlatformPaySupported, useOnramp }: StripeSdk, config: StripeOnrampConfig): StripeOnrampClient;
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