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crystal wedge
You will not be able to get the underlying/actual payment method details of Link.
south cove
Wouldn't that adversely affect our ability to determine fraud though?
Also, is there a link to the documentation that explains this?
crystal wedge
Link itself is a payment method and acts as a wrapper of all other saved payment methods and doesn't expose underlying payment method used
We don't have a doc explaining that
This is a good feedback and I'll share with the team
south cove
Hmm, that just brings up more questions... is Stripe responsible for any disputes then, since it is not a card payment, from our point of view?
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terse patrol
Stepping in here and for that disupute part, could you clarify with Support?
signal warrenBOT
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south cove
Sure. Since Link hids the underlaying source, we are unable to get any information, even the fingerprint. We have a custom machine learning algorithm, based on our prior data, that does a great job of flagging fraudulent payments.
But since Stripe is not sharing this data, our algorithm will not be able to work to its full potential, as the card is pretty big part of it.
Is Stripe accepting liability for any chargebacks from Link payment methods?
And, as a tangent to that... when we use a SetupIntent to capture future payments with Link, how do we know the underlaying payment has not expired since it was added?
terse patrol
Re expiring: I believe Link app will handle it and if it's expired, the Link component will stop the customer on the UI