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low raftBOT
snow tusk
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Sure, how can we help?

unreal cloak
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UK standard cards (1.5% + 20p)
UK premium cards (1.9% + 20p)

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European international cards: 2.5% + 20p

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If some user enterd a card details, How can I know it is One of the above? is there any way I can Find it out which card user entered?

snow tusk
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Which integration path are you using? Checkout? PaymentElement?

unreal cloak
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PaymentIntent

snow tusk
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And in frontend? Is it PaymentElement?

unreal cloak
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Um, In front end there is just StripeElement .

snow tusk
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Okie. I am afraid that's not possible unfortunately. Just inputting card detals won't generate any event or request. Only after the PaymentElement is confirmed then you will have the customer card information

unreal cloak
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Sorry, May I know What is PaymentElement? And Is it used Front-Side?

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front-end side

snow tusk
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Oh this is Card Element

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No worries, and still same that we can't know before its' confirmed

unreal cloak
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Okay, Are you telling me there's no way I can know this ?

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I have to charge (1.5% + 20p) or (1.9% + 20p) to customer . Or does stripe consider it automatically ?

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Can you atleast tell me what is 1.5% and what is 20p ?

low raftBOT
unreal cloak
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Hello

snow tusk
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Stripe will consider it based on the used card entered by the Customer

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it's 1.5% of your total payment amount, and 20 pence

unreal cloak
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sure But I have requirement that User has to know which charges apply on them e.g. ( standard or premium cards ), before they make a payment, Is it possible ?

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Hello @deft rain

deft rain
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currently there's no way to differentiate between a standard or premium card before a user makes a payment. What you could potentially do, is to put a warning on the page informing users of the charges for different types of cards

unreal cloak
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Sure thanks, One thing, is application_fee is defferent than this (1.5% + 20p) ?

deft rain
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yes, application fee is different

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it's defined by you (your application)

unreal cloak
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So what is (1.5 % and 20 p) is called ?

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And stripe only cut this (1.5% and 20p) right? Nothing else? Like transection_fee or fixed_fee ?

deft rain
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So what is (1.5 % and 20 p) is called ?

That's the Stripe fee

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you could consider it as the transaction fee also i guess

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if you want to get a full list of potential fees, you'd want to reach out to Stripe Support - https://support.stripe.com/contact, they'll be able to advise you on your questions. We mainly help with developers who want to integrate directly with the Stripe API here on this channel

unreal cloak
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Sure Thanks.

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Okay @deft rain, One thing I need to ask 😅
I want some calculation If Client Pays 10£ with application_fee , and also stripe fees, then his net Amount Has to be 10£.

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I mean after cutting application_fee and stripe fee , His net amount still need to be the Amount he wants to pay like 10£.

deft rain
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what are you using - direct charges/destination charges/separate charge and transfer?

unreal cloak
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I'm using this

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Hello

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@deft rain

deft rain
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i assume you mean you want the calculations for the final amount such that the net amount the customer pays is 10£. I'm afraid we don't have any formula to share, you're going to need to work out the formula on your own