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Hello! The easiest way would be to use Stripe CLI and run stripe trigger checkout.session.async_payment_succeeded
And/or stripe trigger checkout.session.async_payment_failed
will the payment be processing in the test environment?
Yes, this will happen in test mode.
ok thanks I'll try running down that path
is there a trick to getting bank transfer enabled on a test connect account
Can you be more specific? Can you share a request ID where what you're trying to do is failing? Here's how you can find a request ID: https://support.stripe.com/questions/finding-the-id-for-an-api-request
I'm looking at the form where different payment options are provided during checkout (in my case card, google pay, after pay) are showing up but bank transfer isn't... logging into the connect account and selecting configure for bank transfer doesn't appear to have anything that needs to be configured
Are you talking about these bank transfers? https://stripe.com/docs/payments/bank-transfers
yes allowing bank transfer for a payment intent
You would turn those on or off here: https://dashboard.stripe.com/settings/payments
Or for connected accounts it would be here (test mode link): https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/settings/payment_methods/connected_accounts
ok so connected accounts would only be able to enable bank transfers if they're enabled by default or if they're allowed to configure payment methods themselves via connect setting "Account customization"
It depends on the type of connected accounts. Are you using Standard accounts?
yes the one where stripe handles all of the onboarding
Are you creating new Standard accounts yourself or are you allowing existing accounts to connect to your platform? Or both?
creating accounts ourselves
Then yes, what you said is correct.
ok just one point of confusion for a customer when I allow them to configure their own payment methods, if you enable ach direct debit they're cautioned to setup webhooks however I already have a webhook on my connect account which receives their webhook events so they shouldn't try setting up webhooks themselves right?
If you're handling their ACH payments and your existing Webhook Endpoint is listening for and handling the relevant events then no, they don't need to create one. If they're doing their own ACH payments independent of your platform then they would need to do that.
ok but will I still receive webhook events if they are trying to do those payments independently?
Yes.