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Hello Tarzan
Have two questions
when a user adds a payment card with number xyz as a credit/debit card, it will have a fingerprint value of abc
if the user adds the same payment card with number xyz as a google pay, will the fingerprint value also be abc or a different value?
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when a user adds a payment card with number xyz as a credit/debit card, it will have a fingerprint value of abc
if the user adds the same payment card with number xyz as a google pay, will the fingerprint value also be abc or a different value?
hi
the fingerprints would be different
and they would be different for the same card on different devices
GPay uses DPANs instead of the actual raw PANs
and they would be different for the same card on different devices
if i add a payment card number xyz as a debit card on my laptop
it will be a different fingerprint number as adding the same payment card as a debit card on my phone?
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Fingerprints are based on the card details
Not the device that adds them
and they would be different for the same card on different devices
?? so the devices such as DPANs vs PANs
if i add a payment card number xyz as a debit card on my laptop
it will be a different fingerprint number as adding the same payment card as a debit card on my phone?
answer is ?
if you're talking about Google Pay then yes the fingerprint would be different on each device
if you're using the card in either CardElement or PaymentElement where the customer passes the raw PAN then it would be the same fingerprint no matter where you enter the details from
thank you @still birch for clarifying
would Google Pay and Apple Pay with same device + payment card have the same fingerprint?
no, because Google Pay would create a different DPAN than Apple Pay
the fingerprint is related to the PAN/DPAN
makes sense, ty
another topic
atm, we're using stripe portal to make payments.
is there a way for our customers to pay through stripe without using the stripe portal?
like thru an app? google pay?
great, thank you.