#stripe

Hello?

Hello? Stripe assistance?

I was first :)

matt___: do you use connect?

connect?

that's a no ;)

this sort of error is caused by creating the token on a different account from the one you try to create the charge on

if you're not using connect, the usual suspect is that the publishable key you're using to create the token, and the secret key that you're using to add the card don't belong to the same account

try going to dashboard.stripe.com/account/apikeys, and make sure both keys that you're using are from there

tr12: ive sorted it

+1

lol

i was using the sk_ key instead of pk_ for the actualy form

for the stripe.js form?

checkout.js

Hi all, if I have a business in which every user is both a customer and a seller, how should I handle this? Should I create an account and a customer for each user?

yes

How should I handle asking the user for credit card information since I can only use the token once.

I take it you're using managed accounts?

Yes.

so, to be clear, stripe can't pay out to credit cards - only USD, US-based, non-prepaid debit cards

or bank accounts

Upon initial account information, I ask for their default debit card. I then get a token using Stripe.js. I want this token to be used for their account and customer object.

it's also worth noting that stripe can't do negative transfers to debit cards

initial account creation *

so if the managed account racks up a negative balance for whatever reason, stripe has no way of doing a negative transfer to zero out that balance

(and in general, you're responsible for negative balances for managed accounts)

Right.

it's generally advisable to collect bank account info anyway

if you do want to go with just debit cards for all these sellers, you can use stripe.js to create 2 tokens while only having the user actually enter the card once

once you've got the card entered into some form fields, you can just call createToken() twice

and get two tokens

Ah okay!

Thanks, it works!

np!

Hello stripe devs!

Anyone home?

:)

yep

davetbo: ^

Hello :) Happy Sunday! I just saw the header about sending in an email, so I just did that while waiting for a response over here. Here's the email I just sent:

> I'm following the instructions here and they're not working: > https://stripe.com/docs/api#delete_card > > Here's my code: > \Stripe\Stripe::setApiKey($this->secret_key); > \Stripe\Stripe::setApiVersion('2016-02-03'); //tested with and without this. This is what my account is set to, anyway, so I'm really not changing anything. > $customer = \Stripe\Customer::retrieve($customerId); > $newcard = $customer->sources->create(array('

That didn't format very well. Sorry :)

davetbo: yeah :P

Basically, deleting cards is not working as advertised in the docs.

can you stick the code in gist.github.com?

and link to it from here

I will go do that.

it sounds like $oldCardId is either undefined, null, or blank

I will rerun it and double-check.

separately, if you just want to replace a card, you can do this like: $customer->source = "tok_***"; $customer->save()

which will set the default source of the customer to the provided token, then delete the old default source

I had it in my wp user_meta table and it was bringing back an array instead of just the string. get_user_meta will do that unless you have a 3rd arg of true (whether to bring back just a single result). Sorry! My bad :)

I appreciate your help, though!

no worries!

I just replied to my support email telling them you got me covered on irc, @tr12

haha +1

Good afternoon, I live in Switzerland and I have a Shopify e-commerce store. Can I do business with Stripe?

Hi everyone, I'm trying to build a kiosk that processes in person card swipes. We are able to process magstripe data into card number, expiration month+year, and card holder name. However, it's not feasible to grab the CVC off the magstripe data consistently. Would I be able to process payments in the iOS SDK by creating an STPCardParams object which does not include the CVC?

Jerome_: Switzerland is currently in a private beta https://stripe.com/global you can sign up to notified when more spaces for the beta are available

Ok. Thank you very much Markin

I understand that Visa card numbers can be 19 digits in length. Do your UIs support that and if so, how can you tell if the user is "done" after the typical 16 digits?

Hiya, anyone here? I am trying to see how to release a charge, before capturing

palfvin: checkout doesn't appear to support this, though you can do this with stripe.js

what must have been working before is no more, not sure what caused this, but now it is telling us that you can't issue a partial refund on an uncaptured charge

palfvin: in general, about the best you can do to check that the card number is valid is if it's len() > 13 & the luhn checksum validates

realisation: yeah, that's correct

hmm must be something about the math and the particular amount on that charge then

realisation: it sounds like you should be doing a partial capture (which effectively releases any funds which are not captured as part of that call)

we want to release the whole thing, and had some math in there to figure out the amount it looks like

you can just omit the amount parameter entirely, then

great! thank you :)

yw!

tr12: Thanks. A client was asking to auto transition to next field after a valid credit card entry. Is that just not done for variable-length card types?

palfvin: not really