#Bencel

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verbal glen
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Hi 👋
Amount is always an integer but the integer represents the smallest denomination for that currency

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So an amount of 33 means 33 cents in US dollars

twilit rapids
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So, 0.08 is also equals to 8?

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Sorry, it's quite confusing for me...

verbal glen
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You are just listening numbers but we're talking about currencies, right?

twilit rapids
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So, it is safe to ignore the 0 in all these micro deposit amounts?

verbal glen
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I don't know what that means

twilit rapids
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0.33 means, 33 right? So, it is safe to ignore that 0?

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Just like in 0.08?

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Sorry, I'm trying to put my place in users perspective. If I saw, 0.08 in my account, then what should I enter to verify my bank account in Stripe?

verbal glen
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Wait I'm sorry what interface are you using here?

twilit rapids
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Mobile app.

verbal glen
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Are you the one building the mobile app?

twilit rapids
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Yes. Does the interface matters?

verbal glen
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I just wanted to make sure we are speaking about the same things.

twilit rapids
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Okay. So, here it is. I just want to know, what should be the amount to be entered by the user if they got those amounts?

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0.25 and 0.08, I'm just pretty confused with those amounts, especially when Stripe returns an Invalid Integer error.

verbal glen
twilit rapids
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Hmmm, we haven't get it in live. But I tried to replicate it in test, and I've already cleared my logs. But it returns that error.
Test amounts is 32 and 45, right? So, I don't know how should I fix this issue.

verbal glen
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The logs are on your Stripe account

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Yes that is correct

twilit rapids
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Then, what is 32 and 45 in actual micro deposit amount? Is that $0.32 and $0.45?

verbal glen
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32 and 45 cents