#eaccime-refund-question

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sacred owl
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Hey @fresh cove. Sorry can you be a bit more specific? Who is the merchant. Who are you if not the merchant?

fresh cove
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I am currently using Stripe Issuing. When I issue a card to my user, and they process transactions online with the card.

In some cases they merchant of where they buy the products can issue them a refund. I want to know what's the exact way to listen to that specific refund events when it happens so I can correctly handle it on my end.

sacred owl
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I see, let me see if I can find some docs

fresh cove
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ok

sacred owl
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not finding much yet but still looking

fresh cove
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That's for transactions which doesn't have a webhook that we can listen too

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There is a webhook for authorization but not for transactions

fresh cove
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Is there a webhook that I can listen for that specific event

sacred owl
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That is the event, I link explicitly to it

fresh cove
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Ok thanks. I'll do some digging on how to listen to that particular event

sacred owl
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You have a webhook endpoint and you configure which events you want to listen to in the Dashboard

fresh cove
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Thanks. I've configured 3 webhooks already, so this one should be easy.

Is the correct way to do it when refund happened?

sacred owl
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I don't now what you're asking.

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like you're going to get an event for that new Transaction and then you handle it

fresh cove
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I want to know what's the best way to handle refund for card issuing?

Do I listen to authorization or transaction event when a refund occurs?

That's what I am asking

sacred owl
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You listen to the exact event I gave you. And then based on the type of Transaction you handle things differently since there can be different transaction types

fresh cove
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Got it!

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Thanks

sacred owl
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I know Issuing can be quite tricky to grasp. What you can do is create a virtual card in Test mode, create a payment, and then a refund on that card and see what happens