#giovanni-ios-moto
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iOS can't send the MOTO flag it doesn't make sense that it would
MOTO is something you pass server-side yourself
so you can send MOTO on web but not ios?
not really no, it's the same on web and iOS
though to me it doesn't really make sense to use MOTO on iOS, unless it's an app installed on your own phone just for yourself I guess. But then why would you enter people's card numbers on your own iphone yourself
you don't
Let's take a step back. Please explain exactly what you are doing. Why would you need MOTO on an iOS app. Explain the exact situation and then I can help explain
So the MOTO use case for them is when a customer calls in to a restaurant to make a booking, thats fine. They also have merchant initated transactions and was asking about that
So you have a version of your application that restaurants install on their own ipad/device to enter card details collected over the phone?
In that case you basically have to build a completely different integration really. Your code needs to collect payment method details and create a PaymentMethod pm_123 client-side and then you need to send that pm_123 to your server where you will confirm the SetupIntent and pass the MOTO flag and the pm_123 together