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Strangely enough I couldn’t find any details on what’s actually being submitted upstream other then they say “submit transaction to payment gateway”. But I agree that I don’t believe it.

Except for AMEX who have specificaly desined their “checkout” to ride the existing rails and limit the token by Merchatn ID on their end when they (Amex) recieve the dpan from the gateways.

hi - is anyone here?

can anyone help me with declined cards?

all my charges that come from outside the US get declined

brojsimpson: only recently, or for some time now?

for a long time

right now we only collect name on card, card#, exp date, and cvv

but charges from columbia, zimbabwe, etc... all seem to usually fail

brojsimpson : for declines you want to talk to support directly: https://support.stripe.com/email it's not really something we can help with here

i've done that- but the stripe people just say "its out of our control"

brojsimpson : well that means banks just decline charges here and you have to ask your customers to call their banks

are there any devs on here?

Jonathan__ : sure what's up?

hey- on the docs it says "The influence of other data that you collect, like the address or name, varies by card brand. For example, only American Express consider the customer’s name."

on https://support.stripe.com/questions/why-was-a-...

where can i learn more about what AMEX considers or MC considers?

Are we able to create a user entered amount for bitcoin payments?

we upgraded a user and see that there are pending invoices with today's date. When does it actually charge?

brojsimpson : basically the only thing I'm aware is that Amex cares about the cardholder names occasionally while others don't

JayMatthew : sure just pass whatever amount you want in `amount` for https://stripe.com/docs/checkout#integration-cu...

andy__ : on their next invoice

so it won't charge them the prorated amount today?

We want the user to be able to enter any amount. I am not seeing that option.

@koopajah We want the user to be able to enter any amount. I am not seeing that option.

JayMatthew : you have to code this yourself really: https://stripe.com/docs/recipes/variable-amount...

andy__ : not unless you explicitly invoice those pending invoice items no

Thanks!

I was in earlier talking about app specific API keys...the 3rd party I am working with sent this back and said you don't support OAuth integration https://stripe.com/docs/api#authentication - can someone point me to the right document to give them?

Hello can someone tell me how to unlink my card from stripe?

btw : https://stripe.com/docs/connect/standalone-acco...

SegYourWay : https://support.stripe.com/email

Koopajah: If I unlink a card and I get a new order will my balance stay in the account?

SegYourWay : that's a question for the website where you order something, not for Stripe

what is stripes business hours?

SegYourWay : we don't have specific business hours. But again this is not a question for Stripe, we don't handle any balance or order or similar, this is specific to the website where you order

Hey guys, could anyone help on how to test a webhook in rails app?

Motinga: sure, what's going on?

hey, thanks. I have rails app, with rspec. I'm using stripe-rails and stripe-ruby-mock

I have subscriptions set up, can create and delete them. and test it with help of stripe-ruby-mock... I'm trying to figure how to test webhook for invoices

have you looked at using something like ngrok? https://ngrok.com/

that lets you open a public tunnel to your locally running dev server

I've set it up. used ngrok before, now use ultrahook ( this way I don't need to change address in stripe every time I restart)

ah cool

I can trigger webhook from stripe dashboard and catch it in app.

The problem is... For payment.invoice_succeeded it issues invoce with customer_id that doesn't exist... So how can I make sure that it does what I want?

plus, I was thinking of testing it locally.

I don't know, it seems like this is a question very specific to stripe-ruby-mock

it looks like you can pass any object you want to the mock webhook though?

yeah, I guess I'll have to take it to SO

looks like stripe-ruby-mock loads the webhook data from JSON fixture files

and you can provide your own: https://github.com/rebelidealist/stripe-ruby-mo...

yeah, I've read it.

I guess between these 2 gems I use, I don't really know where the issue occurs.

it would help if you could show your test case that's failing or something

I'm just guessing generally at what you want

I use stripe-rails... it allows to catch webhooks nicely... so it works if I trigger it from stripe dash

I try to trigger this webhook callback from test. but for some reasong nothing happens

and I'm not sure whether it's a stripe-ruby-mock or stripe-rails thing.

how are you trying to trigger the callback?

e = StripeMock.mock_webhook_event("invoice.payment_succeeded")

so I have binding.pry in my callback, and if I trigger webhook from stripe dashboard I get there... My problem is to do the same from test

yeah, you need to somehow trigger the stripe-rails callback runner

I'd take a look at the tests for stripe-rails to see how they do that

hmm.. that's something I've never done before

should I try to make a post request to my endpoint maybe?

I don't know if stripe-ruby-mock can do that

but that'd be a way to test it

or to call your controller method directly and pass in the event