#stripe

Hi. I am trying to follow the instructions on https://stripe.com/docs/testing when making a test account via Stripe Connect. The test account numbers don't trigger any errors, but when I enter any of the test bank routing numbers from that page like 110000000 I get the error "We couldn't find that routing number"

First time user of stripe and my account is disabled.

Is there someone here that can help me?

There is no phone number to call and email support has not replied in 3 days.

This is Sterling - I just heard from Stephanie about the difficulties you had logging into you account. At Stripe, we constantly monitor account activity in order to ensure the security of our users' accounts. Recently, we detected some suspicious activity connected with your account that led us to conclude it may have been compromised by an attacker. (We believe that your password was included in a "credential dump" from anoth

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which is bs because i use 2-factor on everything

Stripe: We hate you.

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ihatestripe: to your original question - no. this is a community dev support channel; if you need somebody at stripe to push a button for you, this is the wrong place.

if anyone is around, is there a way to programatically identify all transactions from a certain IP address? (transactions done through the API)

Hello =)

Can you help me somebody?

hi Smile1

I have something like marketplace.

OTC: there isn't

Smile1: like a marketplace?

markin any idea if Stripe support can provide us with a list of transactions made from a certain IP?

markin: yes, and using connected account

I'll ask them anyway, just to know if I should expect it or dig some more

OTC: like the server that created the charge or the customer's IP address?

the server that created the charge through the API

markin: When customer buy something from two or more sellers - how i can send money to two subaccounts but customer should pay just once

OTC: they may be able to, the dashboard logs show the ip address

markin: so, how send money to two or more connected account from one charge from customer ?)

Smile1: you'd need to make 2 charges

yes, I see the IPs and I went through what I could, but some seem to go pretty far back and I can't review thousands of them by hand

markin: buyer will see two transactions from his card?

heh I'll write to them now

OTC: ooc why are you doing it? Do you see a bunch of fradulent transactions indicating a stolen API key?

Smile1: yes

Smile1: if its a marketplace with sellers selling goods, you'll want to charge "directly" such that the connected account is the merchant for each transaction

no, some of our tests ran with our live customer ID set, so real transactions got replayed and succeeded

I cleaned up most of it, but I want to be sure

I'm still waiting for a reply from 2 hours ago :(

OTC: ah, support should be able to help

ok cool, writing now

ihatestripe: tr12 replied to you

markin: Hm, but i can with one token (after auth card and cvv) make two charges?

markin: im not sure

i see now

Smile1: you can save a token to a customer and charge the customer

markin: save and charge twice with this one? right?

does stripe have any plans to implement ECDHM (Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman-Merkle) bitcoin addresses? http://wiki.openbitcoinprivacyproject.org/topic...

my advice is to never use stripe as the customer support is non-existant and one day your account will simply not work

peace

sure would be a nice

Smile1: yeah, though I recommend you charge directly not through the platform since in marketplaces, you generally don't want the liability of being the merchant (especially since you're not selling things the connected account is) so you'd want stripe.com/docs/connect/shared-customers

amonk: doesn't Stripe give you a new bitcoin address per merchant?

*per customer

markin: per transaction. but that's a different issue.

ECDHM addresses are designed to make them harder to track

yeah, or per customer. lol

amonk: well Stripe doesn't directly implement bitcoin it just Coinbase's api so that would be something for coinbase to add

markin: thank you )

markin: i see. thanks.

where are Stripe Checkout orders managed? I thought they'd appear under dashboard.stripe.com

confused: checkout doesn't make orders or charges

checkout just creates a token that your server uses to create a charge / order

ohhhh hence token: function (token) { }

thanks, markin

happy to help

can any one tell me what is capture in stripe

capture is basically charging a card and collecting funds

i still dont get it

there is charge and capture?

so when to use which one?

if you create a charge by default it captures it

you can optionally set capture=false when you create a charge which means later you much capture it