#Testing recurring payments

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violet torrent
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Can I test recurring payments with a testaccount or something? When I try to create a recurring payment I get the following 422 error: "Error executing API call (422: Unprocessable Entity): Unable to process application request for this account".
Is that because I don't have this account verified/setup? Is there a way to avoid all this. I have testmode enabled in the request.

placid storm
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You can test the creation of customers, first payments and recurring payments all in testmode! Could you share the endpoint and payload of the request (without PII / credentials) so we can have a look?

violet torrent
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I'm using the mollie/laravel-mollie package

violet torrent
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This is the call I'm making:

$firstPayment = Mollie::api()->payments()->create([
    'amount' => [
        'currency' => $clubPsp->club->settings->currency,
        'value' => formatPriceDecimal($subscription->price),
    ],
    'description' => $subscription->name,
    'redirectUrl' => route('subscription.webhook'),
    'webhookUrl' => route('subscription.webhook'),
    'method' => 'ideal',
    'sequenceType' => 'first',
    'customerId' => $mollieCustomer->id,
    'profileId' => $profileId,
    'testmode' => config('app.env') !== 'production',
    'applicationFee' => [
        'amount' => [
            'currency' => 'EUR',
            'value' => '0.50'
        ],
        'description' => sprintf('Transaction fee of subscription %d', $subscription->id)
    ]
]);
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So that's the payments endpoint

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Creating a customer is working. But then the first payment is not working.

placid storm
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The error usually is the result from a payload not being in line with what we expect (syntactically, for instance). Could you maybe assign the object that serves as a argument for the create method into a variable and var_dump it so we can inspect its structure?

violet torrent
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array(10) {
  ["amount"]=>
  array(2) {
    ["currency"]=>
    string(3) "EUR"
    ["value"]=>
    string(5) "45.00"
  }
  ["description"]=>
  string(14) "Jaarabonnement"
  ["redirectUrl"]=>
  string(65) "https://7f60-85-146-143-59.ngrok-free.app/v1/subscription/webhook"
  ["webhookUrl"]=>
  string(65) "https://7f60-85-146-143-59.ngrok-free.app/v1/subscription/webhook"
  ["method"]=>
  string(5) "ideal"
  ["sequenceType"]=>
  string(5) "first"
  ["customerId"]=>
  string(14) "cst_v4sJ2P3t7c"
  ["profileId"]=>
  string(14) "pfl_rjshQZNrEB"
  ["testmode"]=>
  bool(true)
  ["applicationFee"]=>
  array(2) {
    ["amount"]=>
    array(2) {
      ["currency"]=>
      string(3) "EUR"
      ["value"]=>
      string(4) "0.50"
    }
    ["description"]=>
    string(33) "Transaction fee of subscription 1"
  }
}
azure rune
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At a first glance: Your webhook url is the same as the redirecturl. Don’t know if that triggers the 422.

placid storm
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What type of credentials do you use to authorize this call? This will only work with an access-token obtained via OAuth

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webhookUrl can be equal to redirectUrl, btw. Richard's remark to check the error-message that usually comes with the 422 is a good suggestion!

tepid sail
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Could you try without the application fee you added in the request? I think this is where the issue is.

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Also, are you using the same organization that has the OAuth App to create this payment with an application fee? You should be using two accounts: 1 that has the OAuth App (your account as a partner), and a different account that will mimick your customer.

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violet torrent
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Okay @placid storm @tepid sail without the applicationFee it worked. So I double checked if the app account was different from the customer and it was the same 🤦‍♂️

So now I authenticated with my other account, but I get a new error message. "Error executing API call (422: Unprocessable Entity): The payment method does not support sequence type"

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Could it be that baecause iDeal is not activated on this test account is the problem?