#BRData
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Do you have a Request ID?
Here's how you can find a request ID: https://support.stripe.com/questions/finding-the-id-for-an-api-request
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Looking at the payment intent ID on connect
it is clearly there
It looks like you need to make that request on behalf of the connected account. It was created on behalf of this account acct_1NDph4E1CBwzdMmi as a Direct Charge, which means you need to capture it on behalf of that account as well
how do i do that?
right now i have this: var options = new PaymentIntentCaptureOptions
{
AmountToCapture = amountAltered, // Custom amount in cents (e.g., $20.00)
};
Here are the docs on how to do that: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/authentication
You already did it once to make the creation request on behalf of the connect account, so you just have to make sure you're doing it during the capture step too
Hmm last time i contacted support I was told to do this:
How do I now include the paymentIntentID - the paymentintentcaptureoptions and include the acccount id in this call?
The doc I sent you tells you how to do that
Yes I see that but if you notice in the doc it has service.Create(options,requestOptions) where as I have service.Capture(paymentIntentID, options)
Where do I put the paymentIntentID in my case?
That's just an example. We can't put a code snippet for every API method, or that page would be a mile long and every example would look almost identical
What have you tried so far?
Well my question is, do I need a paymentIntentID in the service.Capture
yes
Not sure what I'm supposed to do with these screenshots
You asked what I tried so far