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It's totally depends on the Card Issuer. Each card would have different issuers and they have different policy on accepting authorization
Our stripe is a Hong Kong account. Do you have any special settings on the stripe console
I don't think there is
Do you have an example SetupIntent Id?
ie. the succeeded and the failed Ids
Really? The meaning is related to the issuing bank's organization. If the issuing bank's organization is stricter, we will return a card exception when creating a Setup Intent. If the issuing bank is not strict, we can create a Setup Intent normally
OK
I give you
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Actually, I entered the wrong date and CVC
Ok, and with this same card, on an JP account you have different result? Do you have SetupIntent Id for that case?
yes,let my try,but the JP will retrun Exception, I don't get the SetupIntent Id
same card?
not, I mean I use different card will return different result.
hello
What if you use the same card?
And how about the different card which failed on JP account, what if you use it in your HK account?
No, what I mean is that I am currently using a stripe account in Hong Kong, but with different cards, the results of creating a setup intent are different now
That's expected, since each card has a different issuers and their policy could be different
as I mentioned above
Okay, that's because the policies of different card issuers are inconsistent. Do you have any good suggestions? Just like I have some cards that can freely input dates and security codes, I can create Payment methods and Create Setup intnet normally
No, since it's totally on the issuers. They hold the decision
OK. Thank you
If I use this:https://stripe.com/docs/payments/save-and-reuse-cards-only?platform=ios#ios-collect-card-details can solve my Problem?
No it would be the same. It's basically SetupIntent on the backend, just different in frontend components