Olivia Wen

[ruby ocean]

You listen to the checkout.session.completed webhook event. It will come for every successful payment

[errant marlin]

Does that include failed payments?

and how do I listen to it?

[ruby ocean]

No that won't. You can just listen to it for all successful payment and ignore the rest

For webhook here is a good starting Doc https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks

[errant marlin]

So how do I achieve an effect like dashboard. Our business needs to know the status of each order payment

[ruby ocean]

Sure, then you can listen to payment_intent.succeed and payment_intent.failed instead. Keep in mind that those events could contains non-Checkout transactions too

[errant marlin]

Is listening to these events also by way of the documentation?https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks

I see in this link that there is a payment status. Can I use this to indicate whether the payment was successful or not?
https://stripe.com/docs/api/checkout/sessions/object#checkout_session_object-payment_intent

Hello, are you still there?

[ruby ocean]

That's a bit different. Basically when you receive checkout.session.completed that's already a successful payment

[errant marlin]

Will there be any disadvantages if I use it?

[ruby ocean]

You won't catch the "real" failed payment_intent as you mentioned in Dashboard

[errant marlin]

real？what means？

[ruby ocean]

I mean if you listening to checkout.session.completed, you will only receive it when a successful payment came. This is good in most case. But since you mentioned you want to have both succeeded and failed payments as the Dashboard, this checkout.session.completed would not suit your need

[errant marlin]

If I want success and failure, is it appropriate to determine that by the payment_status in this link?

[ruby ocean]

no

[errant marlin]

That's the only way, isn't it?

[ruby ocean]

Yep