#cmarchena
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Hi 👋
So you created a testmode invoice and created an ach_credit_transfer source?
Can you share the Invoice and Source IDs with me so I can investigate?
As for your second question, that is the correct way to test if you want to use ACH Direct Debit instead of ACH Credit Transfer.
Hi Snufkin! this is my invoice Id in_1N4PnbK4SdDqeXIs7sLaV7wh
We would like to use ACH Payments (Bank transfers)
as I mentioned Paying with credit cards it's working as expected
Right, the ACH Credit Transfer method is a bit more convoluted so it's less straightforward to test
Is there some guidance to follow and test it?
The doc you linked has to the guidance to testing this flow
Which I realize didn't behave like you expect.
I found the linked Source object and it looks like it was related to an invoice that was paid
You can see that in this event: https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/events/evt_1N4Pz7K4SdDqeXIslOdi0bgd
But it looks like the webhook event is not being delivered
Would you like to look this invoice https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/invoices/in_1N47TkK4SdDqeXIspvrWqd2T has the Status in Open
Sign in to the Stripe Dashboard to manage business payments and operations in your account. Manage payments and refunds, respond to disputes and more.
How can I perform the Pay option manually
I see the invoice was sent. How are you responding to it?
Okay so here is how you test it
You. have the bank info in the payment page
correct
You use that to update the ach_credit_transfer source on the Customer associated with that Invoice
cus_NpBg82UyhwKLtV in this case
yes, that is the Customer Id, so where is the option on the Dashboard to update that info on the Customer
Our docs show you how to update the Source object with the needed email via the API: https://stripe.com/docs/billing/testing#ach-credit-transfer
ok, so I will do that only for testing right? Because in Production the Customer should perform the Bank Transfer and Stripe should process the payment and change the Invoice Status as Paid, right?