#stripe

Cristian: you want this API call https://stripe.com/docs/api/#list_invoices-subs...

I linked you to the subscription parameter, you pass subscription=sub_1234xxx

yes, the customer will continue to be charged on the usual day of the month. see also https://stripe.com/docs/billing/subscriptions/p...

Simon_: hi, I don't think we have any test account tokens you can use directly unfortunately, but you can actually create them server-side as well, which makes it easier to automate https://stripe.com/docs/api#create_account_token

Simon_: hmm, it is true that you have to use account tokens, but I thought you can still create them server side. Sorry, I might have been wrong on that.

Simon_: you can use this form as an example of how to create tokens at least(you can change the public key to your account) https://jsfiddle.net/87p6chon/

Mowee_: account webhooks receive events that occur on your own Stripe account. Connect webhooks receive events that occur on your connected accounts.

Mowee_: the data in the connect webhook events should have an `account` field that tells you which connected account the event is related to

if you don't set up the connect webhook in your dashboard, you won't receive any events for connected accounts, maybe that's your issue?

Mowee_: it's not shown in the dashboard event view, no, but if you scroll down to the bottom and expand the Webhooks section it shows the data that was sent

Morning all, I have hopefully a quick question regarding payment reviews in Stripe. I have put through a couple of test payments on my account using test radar card numbers and noticed that the payment flagged with the highest risk was still accepted, whereas the payment with elevated risk was put into review. But the docs seem to suggest that highest risk is worse that elevated risk, so why was the highest risk payment just

accepted?

lrotherfield: hmm, checking into this now.

lrotherfield: which specific test cards are you using? When I try with 4100000000000019, the one that triggers the 'highest' level, the charge is declined as expected.

from https://stripe.com/docs/testing#cards-responses , by the way. Ah, but you are probably using the ones from this page right? : https://stripe.com/docs/radar/testing

Yes I am using those cards

the 0019 was declined

but 4954 was accepted

and 9235 was put into review

yeah, that's expected, if you're using the 4954 card, it's not designed to block the charge(the 0019 card is for that case). I'm not actually 100% on why we make that distinction, but that's how it works.

In live mode if a charge were to be marked as the 'highest' level, it would always be declined by the built-in rule https://stripe.com/docs/radar/rules#built-in-rules I believe you can disable that rule though, which is what the 4954 test card is to help simulate

ahh so highest never goes into review? So 4954 is an anomoly?