#cliftonm-customer-email

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cosmic phoenix
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  1. What events do you mean, exactly? And where are you looking for this info?
  2. If you save the payment method for future use then no, it should only need to be verified the first time.
  3. No, emails aren't sent in test mode. In test mode you just use the test amounts to verify the microdeposits.
muted willow
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The change events on the elements, like:
this.addressElement.on('change', event => {

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Regarding #2, oh, that's interesting!

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And the email that is part of the payment element when selecting US bank account.

cosmic phoenix
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Can you share an example test payment method you created as a result of this?

muted willow
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this is the request POST body for the payment_intents call, if that is what you meant:

{
"currency": "usd",
"amount": "96",
"payment_method_types": [
"card",
"us_bank_account"
]
}

cosmic phoenix
muted willow
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misty crown
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Hi there ๐Ÿ‘‹ I'm jumping in as my teammate needs to step away soon.

It looks like that Payment Intent has only been created, and no other requests have been made for it yet. I don't believe the events that the Payment Element emit will contain your customer's email address, but I'm pretty sure that information becomes available after your customer completes their payment.

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Do you have an example of a completed test Payment Intent?

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