#stripe

aha…! So I still actually need to call the charge API! Right, I completely misunderstood then. The Checkout API is so polished you'd think otherwise… ;)

pkaeding: yay \o/

markin: what else would be needed?

What happens when you apply a 100% off coupon to a charge whose destination is a managed account? Where does that money come from?

grundle: no money is charged so no-one gets any money

Can stripe.js be used to collect shipping info?

alexr: Stripe.js is only to collect PCI sensitive billing info. Shipping info you'd just send to your server

alexr: Checkout has an option to collect shipping address, but it's not embedded into the token

ok

but if i wanted to collect shipping and payment info upfront

ie before the user wants to buy it

there is no way to collect that and store it

using stripejs

i would need to collect billing

create custoemr object

and then store the shipping info my self

you can store the shipping info on the customer object

but Stripe.js won't be of any help for this

ah ok

you'd have to build your own form to collect the address, then update the customer with it: https://stripe.com/docs/api#update_customer

right. no with the form

but in the case of the API call

you can also pass shipping along side the token to the create customer api

it can't be done directly from the browser

ie i do i have to have my own end point to take the data

and relay it

yep

you can't even create a customer from the browser without shipping info anyways

@markin what do you mean by that?

oh

right

yes i cant create a customer from browser

the only thing done client-side is the tokenization of card information via Stripe.js / Checkout. everything else (including the creation of the customer object using the token) is done server-side

sure

right

what about updating payment info for a customer, btw?

ie can i send the customer id to the browser and then have stripejs ipdate the payment info?

Nope. Stripe.js just creates tokens, you'd have to call the update customer / add card api sever-side

*server

no, you'd use Stripe.js to tokenize the new card information, send that to your server, then issue delete cards / create cards API calls

hmmm

ok so once the new payment info i sent

i get a new stripe_token

how do i asscoaite that with an exisitng customer?

*info is sent

you can update the customer and set the source property or use the add card api

which API?

there are 2 apis that would do 2 different things (I

'd recommend reading them both

so right now i take the token that i get on the front end

and I call

# Create a Customer customer = stripe.Customer.create( source=token, description="Example customer" )

assuming that I have a customer object that I have loaded

so is there an equivalent call

ie to replace the payment info in the customer?

alexr: check out the update customer api I linked

ah k

and just update `source` ?

sure

ok

Hello - is the com.stripe.model.PaymentSource (Java) class a recent addition? It doesn't show up my IDE, while other classes in the model package do.

TommyG_: no, PaymentSource is now ExternalAccount

Okay - thank you!

konradsurf: if you’re still here, here is an article on testing Connect with oAuth that may shed light on the test bank accounts problem you were having earlier: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/testing

hey

Hi Zohra

how's everyone doing?

Not too bad sitting in a lecture about object oriented programming

lol, cool

I'm actually having an issue

whats the issue?

does anyone else have a problem with Stripe and Visa cards?

I don't tend to

what issue are you having with visa cards?

they're not going through

like they keep getting declined , one third of the transactions, all together, were declined, and they were all Visa cards

Do you know if they are Visa debit cards? Are there any patterns that you can see? Do you collect CVC and zip code?

the zip codes are not required, but we collect them, we also collect CVCs, lemme check if they're debit or credit cards

Zohra: silly question but are the cards working when you try to use them elsewhere?

I'm not the one using them, the clients are, so no idea, they should be, these are tech people, so idk

Zohra: there are literally hundreds of reasons cards can be declined, and Stripe doesn’t get exact reasons so it’s hard to give a definitive answer why it’s happening.

Zohra: here’s some common reasons this can happen: http://www.creditcards.com/credit-card-news/7-r...