WooCommerce Subscription with Stripe Gateway - wordpress

I have set-up a WooCommerce Subscription with Stripe Gateway. First payment for subscription is working fine, but automatic recurring billing/payment Monthly is not working with stripe, I also noticed that on the Woocommerce->Subscriptions total columns says "Via Manual Renewal" instead "Credit Card" or Stripe.
Can anyone provide me solution for this issue?

The subscriptions plugin may be in staging mode. This can happen if the domain of the site changes.
Go to WooCommerce > System Status and check the value of Subscriptions Mode under the Server Environment section.
When the subscriptions plugin is installed, it saves the current domain of the site. If this domain changes in the future, the subscriptions plugin will automatically enable staging mode to prevent duplicate payments. When this happens you will see a warning in the admin:
If you click Quit nagging me, the warning will be hidden but you will not get another chance to re-enable the automatic payments.
To show that warning message again, you'll need to reset the value of an option in the database. Set the value of wcs_ignore_duplicate_siteurl_notice to false in the wp_options table.
A faster way is to go to the All Settings page in your WordPress admin (/wp-admin/options.php), and reset it there.
See the WooCommerce Subscriptions documentation for more information: How Does Subscriptions Handle Staging Sites and Migrations?.

I know this old but this might help somebody.
That method by woocommerce did not work for me (https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/subscriptions-handles-staging-sites/#section-4).
What did work was changing another option in wp_options: wc_subscriptions_siteurl.
I changed the value to my current URL and it changed Subscriptions from Staging to Live, and all "Via Manual Renewal" messages were changed to "Via Credit Card (Stripe)" or "Via Paypal".

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But on final checkout page, the credit card field is not working and showing very small size:
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Any idea how to fix it?
There are many types of solutions for this problem, like having SSL installed, using the correct domain, etc.
On my site there was an error with the PayPal Checkout, which I had active too, that caused the stripe credit card form to not get filled with the according input fields. When I deactivated PayPal Checkout I could use the form just as expected again.
So far that's enough of a solution for me since I can continue using the normal PayPal implementation on WooCommerce without needing PayPal Checkout.
The PayPal Checkout error I received was:
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Please follow this documentation step by step:
https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/stripe/#section-2

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Woocommerce Subscriptions Stripe Automatic Recurring payments not working

I used woocommerce product to subscribe automatic recurring payment through stripe payment gateway in my site.I have used woocommerce,woocommerce subscription,woocommerce stripe gateway plugins for this process.
First payment for subscription is working fine,but automatic recurring payment is not working with stripe.
Here are the plugin links that i have used.
http://www.woothemes.com/products/woocommerce-subscriptions/
Can anyone provide solution for this issue?
Please do reach out to our support at WooThemes as we'd be happy to see what's happening here. Our official Subscriptions and Stripe extensions do work and have automatic recurring payments.
Here's a few things to check:
Be sure you have the latest version of WooCommerce, Stripe extension, and Subscriptions.
There may be a cron issue with your WordPress site. Try using WP Crontrol to find if there are any cron jobs that have been halted.
Find the scheduled payment that did not process and use the action scheduler to see if it was never fired. You can find this by navigating to /wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=scheduled-action. In the search box, enter {order_id}_ i.e. the ID of the order in which the subscription was purchased followed by an underscore. For example, for a subscription purchased in order 3125, the search string is 3125_.
We've also struggled with Stripe payments not automatically renewing (the initial payment goes through but not any of the renewal payments). We did try WooThemes support but they couldn't find the order as it was made by another web design company so we didn't have access to the order details. Also, you'll find the log's aren't very verbose.
The solution:
Go to: WP-ADMIN > WooCommerce > Settings > Payments > Click "Manage" next to Stripe > Click the box next to "Saved Cards". This needs to be enabled or it won't take payment.

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