#zse-gpay-3ds

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civic ferryBOT
hexed delta
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Hi 👋 can you help me understand how this Payment Intent was presented to your customer? Was that done via our Payment Element?

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zse-gpay-3ds

inner sundial
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I am not sure exactly

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I believe so

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Actually I don't think so

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let me check

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yeah i think so?

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i assume this is related to this?

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  "payment_method_types": [
    "card"
  ],
tight topaz
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Hi 👋

No that does not tell us what Stripe Element you are using to collect payment method details

inner sundial
tight topaz
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That integration is using the Card element, which does not support Google/Apple pay.

inner sundial
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I would need to ask web developer for more but I have no idea why Google pay would show in the if it is disabled.

            "last4": "...",
            "mandate": null,
            "network": "...",
            "three_d_secure": {
              "authentication_flow": "frictionless",
              "result": "authenticated",
              "result_reason": null,
              "version": "..."
            },
            "wallet": {
              "dynamic_last4": "...",
              "google_pay": {
              },
              "type": "google_pay"
            }
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I think we may have another stripe element for apple pay that is on the same page but google pay is disabled in the account settings because it was bypassing 3d secure radar settings

tight topaz
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It sounds like that may be the case. Since the Card Element would not show a Google Pay option

inner sundial
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i am actually fine with google pay payments working but it is strange that it is working if google pay if disabled in account. anyways but seems like behavior changed as it says 3d secure is requested now for the payments

tight topaz
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Google Pay is simply a wrapper for Card payment methods. So the issuing banks can always request 3DS any time.

inner sundial
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we force 3ds with stripe radar

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perhaps the bottom rule does actually work and requests it for google pay

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i disabled the built in supported rule because it didn't actually always work