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About the key, I don't know.

what is making this request? Sorry but I'm quite lost with what you're trying to reproduce

It's a page of a web system I'm working. According to what was said to me, I'm checking the validity of the credit card to go on with whatever I have to do next.

sure but what is making this request. What exact *code*? Because the error is that the year is incorrect so it's likely in the past.

also it's supposed to be exp_year not expYear

This last information is quite important. Going to check that.

@hpar I don't believe anything from Stripe is working.

Gabriel_ : do you have more details than this?

I don't actually. I'm new to ASP.net; is there something else specifically that I could provide?

hmmm right now it's really vague unfortunately :(

where is the error happening? Which exact line? Have you been able to just make a simple example using stripe-dotnet and nothing else? like calling https://stripe.com/docs/api#retrieve_customer

It says line 200: await SubscriptionsFacade.SubscribeUserAsync(user, planId, taxPercent: taxPercent);

okay. So what is SubscriptionsFacade? And what is SubscribeUserAsync? This looks like your own code

It's code from here: https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/building-a-... You can see the AccountController roughly 2/3 of the way down the page

yeah but I don't see the code for SubscribeUserAsync anywhere

I wonder if it's because the tutorial is so old and the library changed a lot since then

Can you recommend a similar, newer tutorial?

I'm sure SubscribeUserAsync is from the SAASecom package

I don't know that tutorial so no. But we have a tutorial for Stripe/ASP.net: https://stripe.com/docs/checkout/aspnet

hello?

jeff_ : hey! what's up?

Whats up!

I have a question and I think it may be stripe related

Am I in the right place?

sure, what's the question?

Awesome. OK

Is there a way for me to charge a customer's credit card after 30 days or so?

Basically, I am developing a website for a client, and they will be selling an item online that comes with certain limitations

if said limitations are exceeded, we would need to charge them additionally. Sort of like an overage fee.

yes! https://stripe.com/docs/saving-cards you can save the card on a customer and then charge it later

What!?

nice

I am developing with Wordpress

Do i need to write a new script and place it on the server for this to work?

Can I perhaps copy the PHP code snippet that is on that link you provided?

Also, will the client ever need to do anything with this script? I'd like to keep him away from the code as he does not know anything about programming, hah

the snipped in the docs is really just an example. It's far from enough to handle payments

you, as the developer, have to write the entire code to collect card data securely with Checkout for example https://stripe.com/docs/checkout and then server-side create a customer and save the card and later charge that customer

I see..

I am using Checkout already

Ok, I am going to have to look further into these. Thanks so much for your help!

Is there perhaps video tutorials for how to do this?

I don't know of any video tutorial no

Ok, I am going to try my best! I've never done this before

hi stripe team. hope you all had a great new years! got a quick question re: tokens. Correct me if I am wrong, but I understand that tokens are 'one time use'. When a user adds card to my service, if I authorize it (but not capture) to check CVV and ZIP, can I still use that original token to save it as a customer source should everything check out?

What you would do is this: 1/ create a token. 2/ create a customer to save that card https://stripe.com/docs/api#create_customer => this runs a $0/$1 auth on the card to make sure it's valid 3/4/5/6/ from them, charge that customer, forget the toke

so if I understand you correctly, you're saying that creating a customer and adding the source automatically runs an auth?

yes if you use tokens it does this automatically

Hey guys :) Do the user of stripe api have to provide a subscription cancel button for their customers?

Dusan_ : yes

Okay what does it mean when I do exactly that, but it says that the ZIP passed, but the CVV check is 'unavailable'

@mattwc thanks I'll check it out and get back to you after I formulate a payment workflow.

nic_ : it means the bank did not check the CVC

is there a way how can I report some users who do not provide that button? Or just send an email through https://support.stripe.com/email ?

okay, thanks koopajah

Dusan_ : the best solution is to reach out to the merchant. They don't *have* to provide a button, I thought you were the developer asking if you had to implement it or if customers could cancel with us directly

Well I did contact them, They told me that my subscription is canceled, but in their, they are still showing that I am subscribed and the only thing what I can do is to update credit card information. And they are showing my old card (last 4 numbers) on my profile there. Is there a way how can I check with stripe if I am still subscribed or not?

there isn't. But if they charge you, you would simply ask for a refund or dispute the charge with your bank

What is the timeout amount for creating a customer? What is the max amount of time I can expect that operation to happen in?

either success or fail

our API has a timeout of 30 seconds

okay great

thank you

So what would you recommend is the fastest way to get instant CVV and ZIP checks when a user is signing up so that they don't have to wait on all of those calls and responses? Do a standalone auth (not assigned to a customer), display errors if there are any, and if it's good just assign it to the customer?

(as a source)

nic_ : no, the right way is what I explained before. You can

You can *not* do an auth on the card and then add it to a customer

Hey, @koopajah. Found a huge bug regarding the snake case thing. Thanks for the advice.

Hello.. We are having a hell of a time with the payouts webhook. This is all using test keys and data. We have a platform account and a connected account. We are triggering a payout via the connected account. The signatures don't seem to match. What 'secret' should we be using?

the only things that could be wrong is that the wrong secret is being used or somehow our payload is in the wrong format.

joshchap : the secret would be the one associated with the webhook endpoint

Jourdan : awesome that you found the bug!

@koopajah The test secret key?

@koopajah The test secret key? for the platform account?

joshchap : hum it depends what you call a secret? The Secret for the webhook endpoint is the one you see directly in the dashboard. The API key you would use is the one associated with the account where the webhook is created. You need both

oh, look at that!! There is a 'signing secret'.. who knew??

Everyone probably..

So is the max upper bound of time is *up to* 1:30 to know if their card is good and proper? (up to 30s to get token, up to 30s to get customer ID, and then up to 30s to add the source/auth before I know if there are errors?)

@koopajah.. Thanks! I will assume that is our problem.. we were trying to give it the API secret key.. I guess that won't work

nic_ : correct

Thanks again Koopajah, that clears a lot up.

fixxxxorzzz

Has anyone seen any tools for automatically processing product images before they get uploaded to the Stripe product dashboard?

I'm hoping to allow the client to upload high-res assets only... maybe we should do transformations on the API response before we send them to the browser...

hello! Any frontend engineers here? I'm hoping to get a follow up to a support email I sent regarding shadowDom support

bennyp : we don't support shadow dom right now

right! that's why I sent my email, I was wondering if it would be possible to set up a reference to the mount point on a global like window.Stripe.mountElement, which stripe.js could check for first before trying to traverse the dom

It's not something we plan to do in the short term as far as I know.

barring that, would it make a difference if I tried to mount a payment request api button instead of a stripe element?

I'll be honest, I don't know much about shadow DOM and I don't even understand your last question :(

Hi guys! I need to create a short payment workflow. Before I figure out how to implement, I'd like to get your opinion on this workflow concept..

1. Client Signs Up for a Subscription on https://maclifestyle.com/pricing (for example) by clicking "subscribe" in the table. I want the user experience for subscriptions to be QUICK so I don't want the customer to sign up for a username and password at that time.

one of the reasons stripe.js v3 doesn't work from inside a shadow root is because the library expect to find the mount point in a dom path that starts at the `documentElement`, but shadow Dom is a document fragment which made to be separate from the main document, so when stripe.js goes looking, it doesn't find the element because it's not purposefully crossing any shadow dom boundaries it finds. My proposal is to circumvent that issue by