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The length of authorisations/holds like that is not something determined by us, nor can it be configured. It's set by the card networks depending on your MCC
I recommend speaking with support about this: https://support.stripe.com/contact
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if stripe will not provide then we have to setup cron on our server side
by this we can detect and auto-capture payment intent via cron
I'm not sure what the question is. You want to know when the authorisation will expire?
my question, if we could not take any action then which action is performed by the stripe?
Is it auto-capture or auto-refund?
The PI would be canceled and the funds released/refunded: https://stripe.com/docs/payments/place-a-hold-on-a-payment-method?locale=en-GB#cancel-authorization:~:text=You need to capture the funds before the authorisation expires. If the authorisation expires before you capture the funds%2C the funds are released and the payment status changes to canceled. Learn more about statuses for asynchronous payments. In most cases%2C you need to capture funds within 7 days.
Can I create payment intent with test clock and without customer id?
No, test clocks only work with Subscriptions, not one-time Payment Intents
actually, I have to test capture payment intent.
I can't wait next 7 days!
You can manually capture the PI using the API
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but I have to check what stripe will do after 7 days?
if I will not capture manually