#stripe

markin, thanks. How does crowdfunding work in that case, without the ability to charge a %?

yea, I don't work for Stripe so I don't know who would be the best person to ping about that

balderdash: what do you mean?

markin: Ah, I assumed you were an employee, thanks anyway.

Is there anyone here who works for Stripe?

Project A receives $1000 donation. The platform charges 5%. The remaining 95% goes to the project.

balderdash: your api creates the charge and sets an amount, by setting the amount you can easily just calculate what the fee should be

okay, so we use our own code to calculate how much the % fee is in CENTS, and then use that figure in the application fee parameter?

yea

For Stripe Connect, can we control/change when our fees clear to us?

(e.g. daily, weekly, monthly, etc)?

you can enable manual bank account transfers and you can manually deposit the funds into your bank account

okay, is that the only way, or can this be automated?

you can do it via api calls but you'd have to write the automation code

like a cron job or something

is that a difficult implementation?

balderdash: not really, just set up some code that runs every day/week/month and then create a new transfer. Or Stripe will just transfer your available balance on a nightly basis

excellent

hi, i'm trying to get a list of disputes but am having trouble with some very simple code.

in this short python script (30 lines), i've iterated over 128,000 transactions and not a single one appears as disputed. But my code must be wrong because I have plenty of Stripe emails about disputed transactions.

(python is not my native language so please forgive the poor code)

ericjung_: it looks fine, did the stripe emails include a transaction id?

*charge id

Is there an email at Stripe where I can submit my SAQ and AOC for PCI compliance?

markin: checking

markin: looking at one random one (i have hundreds), yes.

grunner: you just keep them on file for yourself

ericjung_: and if you retrieve one of those charges in the python API can you view the dispute?

markin: good question. let me try.

markin: I have a client that would like to see my company on the Visa Service Providers list so I want to submit the documents somewhere so I can get on that list. Also, the final step in PCI compliance says to submit this documentation to my "acquirer" which could be read as Wells Fargo or Stripe. But Wells Fargo referred me to you

grunner: so you should email support@stripe.com

markin: ok thanks

sending transfers advice... PHP/Yii2 or AngularJs tools you know about?

gaz_: whats your question

markin: yes, that works

was wondering if anyone is familiar with stripe.com tools particularly relating to PHP/Yii2 or AngularJs.

gaz_: a bit, most of your Stripe API calls should be happening from your PHP code

I see. Another thing... are transfers US only?

gaz_: yes

ahh... wasted an evening. thanks anyway.

hello - quick question, I just noticed during testing that fraud_details suddenly showed up during a charge, is this a new feature? I can't find it in the documentation

I have a question regarding checkout.js

should adding the data-zip-code attr add a zip code to the payment form?

mmatey: they're adding a bunch new features. You can mark a charge as fraudalent in the dashboard to refund the charge and report it to Stripe

ok, thank you

stripe321: once you type in the credit card number and expiration it should add a zip code entry iirc

markin: are payments limited to the US (incoming that is) and if not, is there a way we can force that?

Oh, let me give that a try

mmatey: nope, but you can check the country of a card or you can limit based on IP address (those checks would be in your code)

ok, so I can throw an error to the user after the token is generated.. thanks

mmatey: yw

Hmm, I just tried an no zip field appeared. I tried it with a remembered user, Could that be the cause?

remember user would already have the card details remembered

The remember user was setup prior to me adding the data-zip-code="true" attr

So how is that handled

markin: here's an even simpler example: http://pastebin.mozilla.org/6991296

yea, I'm gonna guess the remember me out ranked the zip

markin: i'm just trying to access the "data" array of the returned object and cannot seem to do it. i've tried array indices, too

ericjung_: can you print charges

Would that be considered a bug? If i have the decline charge for invalid zip feature turned on. Any of my previous users who chose the remember option now would fail since I turned this on

markin: http://pastebin.mozilla.org/6991335

stripe321: Declined for invalid zip would mean they entered in an incorrect zip not that they failed to enter one in

the datatype of that seems to be string, so i've also tried:

json.loads(charge.data)

and various similar things

ericjung_: and if you did charges['data']?

yeah i get an error

here:

>>> for charge in charges:

... print charge['data']

...

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "<stdin>", line 2, in <module>

TypeError: string indices must be integers

so charge is indeed a string

and charges is:

>>> type (charges)

<class 'stripe.resource.ListObject'>

charges is an object, so you should be able to do charges[data]

charges['data']['0'] should also be a object

I didn't follow your last reply. Now that I have the valid zip setting on, shouldn't the zip be required, and for any users who clicked remember me prior to me changing this setting, should be reasked for their zip since one was never set.

yep that worksd

stripe321: frankly remember me isn't used by that many people. They should be reasked for their zip code but I don't think they will be because of how its structured. This won't cause charges to get declined though

markin: so how does one iterate over a stripe.resource.ListObject? That's where i'm having trouble.

ericjung_: you would iterate through charges['data

']

oh!

really?

yea

markin: holy crap, thank you so much

i am new to python

this just wasn't clicking for me

you're welcome

I'd like it to decline charges though without a matching zip supplied. What are my optoins here?

stripe321: you can check if the token doesn't have a zip code provide and then just not charge it. Stripe will decline if the zip code doesn't match

But on the users end, they were never asked for a zip code. So they will get declined and not understand why since it worked before

stripe321: Stripe won't autodecline it if they don't have a zip code

I'd like it to

I want to require a zip now and am just trying to find the best option to keep things smooth for my users

you could use Stripe.js or just tell the your customers if they use remember me (which not many people in my experience actually use), they can manually enter in their cc info and they'll be prompted for the card info. or you can disable remember me

I also found this attr online but don't see it document data-billingAddress="true"

that attribute has been deprecated but I document it on my blog mattarkin.com/how-to-get-billing-and-shipping-a...

Does this attr turn on addr verification? Or is it soley for capturing the users addr info and no verification

oh

ok

the address will get verifed and the results set as part of the card object