#mmv-paymentlink-dotnet

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  • mmv, 3 days ago, 31 messages
old tapir
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mmv-paymentlink-dotnet

naive gale
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On SessionCreateOptions there is the PaymentMethodOptions parameter required for bank transfers: PaymentMethodOptions = new SessionPaymentMethodOptionsOptions { CustomerBalance = new SessionPaymentMethodOptionsCustomerBalanceOptions { FundingType = "bank_transfer", BankTransfer = new SessionPaymentMethodOptionsCustomerBalanceBankTransferOptions { Type = "gb_bank_transfer" } }, },

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I cannot find an equivalent parameter on PaymentLinkCreateOptions

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Same situation for the Customer parameter

old tapir
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gotcha. You're misunderstanding something I think. PaymentLinks are reusable links for many different customers to order the same thing. They aren't used for one specific Customer. In that case you use Checkout

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I tested anyways and customer balance/bank transfers do not work with PaymentLinks today. We haven't built this support yet

naive gale
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Ah right. I was lead to believe by the previous thread linked above, 3 days ago, that PaymentLinks support BankTransfers.

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Perhaps I should describe again what I am trying to solve

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I want to implement Bank Transfers (UK) using Stripe's awesome reconciliation features using that virtual bank account displayed on the checkout page, where the customer can send the money to

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This works perfectly fine in testing

old tapir
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You can do it on Checkout. You can not do it via PaymentLinks, it doesn't work today

naive gale
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However, I don't want them to pay immediately. So I don't want to show those details on the checkout page. I only want to email them those virtual bank account details let's say tomorrow (when my supplier approve stock)

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Do I have any way to achieve this?

old tapir
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Send them an email, have them come to _your website_where they can start paying and then you redirect them to Checkout

naive gale
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so a CheckoutSession can't be 'emailed'? As a link or similar

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where they can just perform the last step

old tapir
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correct

naive gale
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ok, thank you

old tapir