uh oh

[tight briar]

There are a few cards you can use to test billing detail failures here: https://stripe.com/docs/testing#fraud-prevention

For example, you can use this test card 4000000000000036 to simulate a postal code check failure

[tiny locust]

But the <details> Has to be in this form right?

const paymentIntentDetails = {
          amount: amount,
          currency: 'cad',
          payment_method_types: ['card'],
          customer,
          payment_method,
          confirm: true,
          off_session: true,
        };

So my use case is:

1. A setup intent was successful
2. I want to charge the customer off session with a payment intent, but I want to test failures such as (insufficient funds, etc)

Is there a way for me to test a card by providing it in the <details>?

      <details>,
    );```

If I use a insufficient fund card for the setup intent, it will fail, so I can't use that pm for the payment_intent_details

[tight briar]

Yes, you just pass a token instead of a raw card number: https://stripe.com/docs/testing?testing-method=tokens#fraud-prevention

For example tok_avsLine1Fail will fail on the address check.

[tiny locust]

Sorry, I'm a bit confused. Do you mean like this?

          amount: amount,
          currency: 'cad',
          payment_method_types: ['card'],
          customer,
          payment_method: "tok_radarBlock",
          confirm: true,
          off_session: true,
        };```

[tight briar]

Yup

[tiny locust]

thank you!

Hmm, it returns the following error: StripeInvalidRequestError: No such PaymentMethod: 'tok_radarBlock'

[tight briar]

Can you send the exact code over that you're running?

[tiny locust]

    const paymentIntent = await stripe.paymentIntents.create({
          amount: 300,
          currency: 'cad',
          payment_method_types: ['card'],
          customer,
          payment_method: 'tok_radarBlock',
          confirm: true,
          off_session: true,
        },
    );

[tight briar]

Are you in test mode?

Also, what is customer? Should that be something like customer: "cus_abc123"?

[tiny locust]

yep!

customer has an existing customer

and yes I am in test mode

But I get No such PaymentMethod: 'tok_radarBlock'"

[tight briar]

Ah! Apologies, I meant to send you to the PaymentMethods view (not the Tokens view)