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Hi there
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That would be for using Terminal to accept in-person payments
ok so nothing to do with web elements then?
Correct
ok, I can't seem to find google pay, apple pay in here https://stripe.com/docs/api/payment_intents/create#create_payment_intent-payment_method_types
Those are just card payment method types
As they are just wallet methods that tokenize cards
I am trying to only offer payment methods that have immediate payment status, so I am trying to create a paymentintent with just those payment methods. how do I enable apple pay and google pay?
They are enabled by default if you use card like you are doing.
So it just depends on your frontend integration at that point
so, I only see these
Yeah so these wallets aren't supported in India: https://support.stripe.com/questions/supported-payment-methods-currencies-and-businesses-for-stripe-accounts-in-india
so, is there a way to show those wallets if I change the country?
or do I have to load the element when connect to a different country VPN?
Yeah you would need a VPN.
This entails that if your IP address is in India, you won’t be able to test a Google Pay or Apple Pay integration for a Stripe account based outside of India and accepting Google Pay or Apple Pay as a payment method.
No I don't believe all of them do. You would want to check each one of them here: https://stripe.com/docs/payments/wallets
what column in the table signifies future usage?
None, you would need to look at the payment method and see if it has an option to be set up for the future. Like WeChat Pay for instance does not: https://stripe.com/docs/payments/wechat-pay. You can see it can only accept one-time payments (https://stripe.com/docs/payments/wechat-pay/accept-a-payment)
Yep it talks about it in the guide: https://stripe.com/docs/payments/paypal
But you need an EU Stripe account right now for Paypal
ok, so it is not supported for EU customers?
if I have a US account and EU customers view my checkout page, will it show paypal or not?
No it is only supported for EU Stripe accounts currently. See the Country availability on the doc I linked above
ok
ok, I have a question relating to billing cycle anchor, could you help clarify
I am already reading through this docs here https://stripe.com/docs/billing/subscriptions/billing-cycle
if a customer signs up for a subscription on 20th of the month and it has a 7 day trial period and I set the billing anchor to start on the 1st of every month, what would happen to the subscription for the 3-4 days (27th - 1st)
will it prorate and charge for those 3 days and then bill them for the whole month on 1st?
Honestly the best thing to do for stuff like this is to test it out using a test clock: https://stripe.com/docs/billing/testing/test-clocks
Yes it will