#stripe

I have a question about stripe service. Can I convert fees to USD mine are in CAD

I'm charging USD on the site

nickers: The fees are based on where your Stripe Account is set up - so yours is likely a Canadian Stripe Account.

nickers: Support can provide you more details on that though: https://support.stripe.com/email

I gotta hit the road.

Hello

hi stripepp

anyone here that can help with query? first time im using this

hello matt, can i accept payment for art lessons i provide?

sure you can

planning on creating wordpress site, stripe linked to it.

ok thats great

impressed by stripe, alot better than paypal

great support. ty

hello

using Connect Express, i need to add customers now. Is there a URL to do that, or do I have to do it via the API?

Hi Stripe

Anyone there?

Ben_____: hey

Hi

I have a question for you regarding Stripe. Can you help?

I am embedding a custom checkout form and I need a help

Ben_____ & agniz: sure, ask away

what should I use for /your-server-side-code

agniz: the idea is that you'd write some url handler on your server which accepts the token and whatever other parameters your form includes, and actually creates the charge

there's a tutorial here for writing that code: https://stripe.com/docs/charges

this is my website url?

it's a specific url on your website, that you need to write the code to define

So I run a SaaS product with hundreds of monthly recurring CC transactions. I would like to reduce the number of credit card fails due to expiring cards. Our current provider does not have any sort of solution for this. I would like to know if Stripe has some way for us to run a cron job and send a canned email (probably from our system) to the client informing them that their CC will expire in, say, 14 days. Does Stripe help out in

agniz: once you've done that, you'd use whatever you decide to name that url

go it @tr12

Ben_____: you can loop over all customers to find the customers with a card that's expiring soon, since the expiration date is exposed as a property of the card

there isn't anything more specialized than that, if that's what you mean

so the publishable key must be in the form and the secret one must be that code url?

Ben_____: though there are a couple of providers that build services like that (offhand, stunning is one such service)

(ie: and integrate with stripe to make this easy)

Great thanks. So when you say 'loop over' - this is a script we'd run as a daily cron? That type of thing? I take it that info we are searching is held on your servers, not ours?

agniz: your secret key should only ever be on your server - if it's part of the url, then it's no longer secret

And 'Stunning' this is a plugin that integrates with Stripe?

Ben_____: yeah, you'd run the script locally. stripe has a copy of the card expiration date, but there's nothing stopping you from retaining a copy of that info in your local db

Oh you answered that!

that info isn't in pci scope, so there's no particular restriction there

Ah got you. Great. OK that sounds good.

caching that info locally has some upsides, in that you can define the indexes you want on your db to optimize for a particular pattern of access

so you can run that query quickly, vs having to list through all customers via the api

Yup true true

(stripe has to be fairly opinionated about what access patterns it does support, because you just can't support everything)

So in your opinion, whats the best option here: Use a plugin like Stunning, or do a locally stored (and DB optimised) look up?

thank you @tr12

Ben_____: I've never used stunning, so I just have second hand info

my general instinct is to try something off the shelf before resorting to building something in-house

Just looking at it now. They seem to know Stripe pretty well.

Agreed. Ok thank you for your help.

np!

agniz: np!

Ben_____: I mean, if I can outsource wringing more dollars out of each subscription to somebody else (who's already made a big upfront investment), great - I can work on more interesting problems :P

Hello stripe

Good Morning.

Need some help regarding Payouts

I have a user that is having every pmt attempt fail as Declined, regardless of what card he uses.

This is the Stripe event info:

"failure_code": "card_declined", "failure_message": "Your card was declined.", "fraud_details": { "stripe_report": "fraudulent" }, "invoice": null, "livemode": true, "metadata": { }, "on_behalf_of": null, "order": null, "outcome": { "network_status": "not_sent_to_network", "reason": "highest_risk_level", "risk_level": "highest", "rule": "ssr_1A441TINpUhRRtfdx

any ideas why?

Hi, When letting know the user why the transaction was declined should I use stripeCode or declineCode? As far as I understand stripeCode is for the site admin to know the specific reason and declineCode is for the user

As in the case of 'lost_card' and 'stolen_card'

Hi

Have some clarification on stripe API's

@aishwarya can you help?

helpp!!

Is this stripe support team ?

oh, no, I'm just using the Stripe api

I thought you could help me :)

same here...I was also trying to use stripe api

aishwarya, if you have a question I can try and help :)

We are a startup mobile ticket marketplace in development, as you already know, and are implementing Stripe. I noticed that Stripe has implemented recent price changes that charge $2.00 per “active” managed account in a given month with “active” being defined as receiving one payment in that month. My understanding is that paying users are not considered “active” in that month and the $2.00 fee is not assessed. The thin

The thing is the margins on our platform are not high. One of the ways we are hoping to improve the ticket industry is by charging a flat fee per ticket, rather than a percentage of ticket price. Considering only those Americans that go to live-events, the average American goes to 5.4 events a year. This means that a significant majority of our users receiving payments will only receive one payment per month. That combined with our a

Hello

I am facing an issue realted to payment.

Uncaught exception 'Stripe\Error\Permission' with message 'Stripe no longer supports API requests made with TLS 1.0. Please initiate HTTPS connections with TLS 1.2 or later. You can learn more about this at https://stripe.com/blog/upgrading-tls.

It works on my local machine.

But when I put this on my test server it throws this error.

Hey! I'm wondering how it's possible to create subscriptions where the funds go into the managed account? So this way I can subscribe a customer to that subscription? I tried: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/subscriptions#c... But get 'No such customer:' when I run it?

Hi anyone here to help?