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hello! only Subscriptions support automatic retries. If you're not using Subscriptions, then there's no automatic retries.
how does payment intents work
Could we label the charge as subscriptions?
and implement the retry?
can you share more about your business model?
or any potential suggestions against retry
B2B2C - We co-share the token with our integrated partners
as we are not the primary contact of those payment details - we have to reply on either the payment intents created or token generated and stored
so what does your business do? e.g. are you providing a service to businesses and what kind of services are you offering?
without more details, it's going to be difficult for me to provide more targetted advice
you can take a look here for integration options with Stripe : https://stripe.com/docs/payments/online-payments. The left navigation provides more options.
so we provide embedded insurance where we offer insurance services for the customers of our partner - imagine you go to e-commerce store buy a laptop and we will offer insurance against it
is this a one off payment, or the customer will have to make recurring payment?
no one off for us
but we normally get processor error - e.g insufficient funds
so we want to give it a retry
hrm, i think you can consider one-off invoices, but you'll need to pay for those features e.g. automatic retries : https://stripe.com/docs/invoicing/automatic-collection, https://stripe.com/invoicing/pricing
PaymentIntents by themselves don't provide automatic retry features, you'll need to implement that logic yourself if you're using PaymentIntents
Subscriptions are not meant for your use case, they're meant for recurring payments for access to a product
yea gotcha