Shivam Kumar

[covert shard]

and this is my backend code
public function stripeConnectBank(Request $request){
$stripe_secret_key = PaymentGateway::value('stripe_secret_key');
$stripe = new \Stripe\StripeClient($stripe_secret_key);

    if(auth()->user()->stripe_customer_id){
        $setupIntent = $stripe->setupIntents->create(
            [
                'customer' => auth()->user()->stripe_customer_id,
                'payment_method_types' => ['us_bank_account'],
                'payment_method_options' => [
                    'us_bank_account' => [
                        'financial_connections' => ['permissions' => ['payment_method', 'balances']],
                    ],
                ],
            ],
            ['stripe_account' => auth()->user()->stripe_connect_account_id]
        );
    }
    if($request->setup_intent_id){
        $stripe->setupIntents->confirm(
            $request->setup_intent_id
        );
    }
    return response()->json(['paymentIntent' => $setupIntent]);
}

[mortal plinth]

that likely means that when you created the SetupIntent, you didn't create it on the same account(you didn't pass stripeAccount correctly on the backend)

[covert shard]

if(!auth()->user()->stripe_customer_id){
$customer = $stripe->customers->create(
['email' => auth()->user()->email],
['stripe_account' => auth()->user()->stripe_connect_account_id]
);
$user->stripe_customer_id = $customer->id;
$user->save();
}
$setup_intent = $stripe->setupIntents->create(
[
'customer' => auth()->user()->stripe_customer_id,
'payment_method_types' => ['us_bank_account', 'card'],
'payment_method_options' => [
'us_bank_account' => [
'verification_method' => 'microdeposits',
],
],
],
['stripe_account' => auth()->user()->stripe_connect_account_id]
);
$clientSecret = $setup_intent->client_secret;
I am passing client_secret like this, Is my approach is right?

$("#add-bank") when user click on this button i am hiiting ajax this ajax request calling this function
public function stripeConnectBank(Request $request){
$stripe_secret_key = PaymentGateway::value('stripe_secret_key');
$stripe = new \Stripe\StripeClient($stripe_secret_key);

    if(auth()->user()->stripe_customer_id){
        $setupIntent = $stripe->setupIntents->create(
            [
                'customer' => auth()->user()->stripe_customer_id,
                'payment_method_types' => ['us_bank_account'],
                'payment_method_options' => [
                    'us_bank_account' => [
                        'financial_connections' => ['permissions' => ['payment_method', 'balances']],
                    ],
                ],
            ],
            ['stripe_account' => auth()->user()->stripe_connect_account_id]
        );
    }
    if($request->setup_intent_id){
        $stripe->setupIntents->confirm(
            $request->setup_intent_id
        );
    }
    return response()->json(['setupIntent' => $setupIntent]);
}

but i got No such setupintent: 'seti_1NIsDKR7SbLLaYoVNlOOL0Gl' error

[mortal plinth]

it seems correct but add logs to see what value auth()->user()->stripe_connect_account_id has and let me know what it is is if it's not null

[covert shard]

stripeAccount: 'acct_1NCe8xR7SbLLaYoV', i am getting this value.

[mortal plinth]

on the frontend, you're sure?

[covert shard]

yes I am sure

[mortal plinth]

ah right

is the error coming from here?

  $stripe->setupIntents->confirm(
                $request->setup_intent_id
            );

because that is wrong , you need to pass the Stripe-Account option there too.

like ->confirm($id, [], ['stripe_account' => auth()->user()->stripe_connect_account_id]) for example

[covert shard]

I think we don't need to confirm setup intent?

first we need to add bank then confirm?

[mortal plinth]

usually you confirm the frontend and would not do anything in PHP for confirming the SetupIntent , yep!