Reyansh Sharma

[worldly knoll]

Hi
Yes you can, but it's not recommended.
To do so, you can set payment_behavior=allow_incomplete
https://stripe.com/docs/api/subscriptions/create#create_subscription-payment_behavior

[odd quarry]

You actually need to pass payment_behavior: 'default_incomplete'

allow_incomplete is the default value

[topaz sapphire]

@worldly knoll Thanks, I know though in my case my module partially depends on TerminalJS where I need paymentintent before actually charging the card (Card swipe).

@odd quarry Thanks

So what I am trying is:

1. Create the subscritption with the amount + stripe customer using email.
2. Get the first invoice --> Charge --> PaymentIntent --> Client secret --> return to TerminalJS do operations etc.
3. Then card swipe & charge the first payment.

Kind of experimenting 😦 & finding a way to get it working somehow.

[odd quarry]

So you want to collect and save an in-person card for an online subscription?

[topaz sapphire]

Yes @odd quarry

[odd quarry]

You want to look at this: https://stripe.com/docs/terminal/features/saving-cards/save-cards-directly

You'd save the card first via Terminal, and then create the subscription with the resulting pm_xxx object

[topaz sapphire]

Thanks will check. We had an existing app that is working fine so was trying to accommodate now changes with the existing module 🙂

Select Amount --> Create PaymentIntent (Send ClientSecret to terminalJS this is where I was creating sub) --> Swipe Card --> Capture payment.

[odd quarry]

Yeah, that's a different one-time payment flow

That could work for subscriptions too:

• Create subscription with payment_behavior: 'default_incomplete'
• Send latest_invoice.payment_intent.client_secret to Terminal
• Collect card payment