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[hollow canopy]

Stripe JS will tokenize it with our server. It's a encapsuled process and help you not exposed to PCI Compliance

[sonic zenith]

Heya, thanks for helping out

i am working with flutter_stripe but I think its a wrapper around the react native SDK so the question should be relevant

yeah just wanted to confirm my understanding

https://stripe.com/docs/payments/accept-a-payment?platform=react-native&ui=custom#react-native-submit-payment

So despite the onCardChange callback existing, the client will NOT have access to the full card details

then in here

  // Fetch the intent client secret from the backend
    const clientSecret = await fetchPaymentIntentClientSecret();

    // Confirm the payment with the card details
    const {paymentIntent, error} = await confirmPayment(clientSecret, {
      paymentMethodType: 'Card',
      paymentMethodData: {
        billingDetails,
      },
    });

We just do confirmPayment('Secret from server') then specify the payment method type to be card.

it will automatically get the card details from the existing CardField?

We dont need to pass the card details over?

[hollow canopy]

Yes!

That's how it works. Basically it's a box

[sonic zenith]

ah thank you very much, since flutter_stripe is a wrapper for it im gonna assume the method is the same

So the reason for onCardChange is to verify if card details are complete/non sensitive information and there is no need to concern myself on handling any card details at all

[hollow canopy]

Yes correct

It's the whole point of the SDK, to free you from the PCI compliant

[sonic zenith]

ALso to confirm:

confirmPayment() <- calling this will basically do everything for me, I just need to specify the payment method type and any relevant data

[hollow canopy]

Yep

[sonic zenith]

yep, its very useful