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Hi
Would it be possible to display a "transaction success" screen
Where do you want to display the screen ?
- What is the cost
For pricing questions I invite you to reach out to Stripe Support at https://support.stripe.com/contact
Regarding 1.
The capture phase is optional, unless you set capture_method:manual when creating the PaymentIntent:
https://stripe.com/docs/terminal/payments/collect-payment?terminal-sdk-platform=server-driven#capture-payment:~:text=To authorize and capture payments in one step%2C set the capture_method to automatic.
on the POS
A user taps their card on Stripe POS, the backend receives the payment intent webhook call, rejects the transaction but displays a positive result on the POS terminal
is that possible?
rejects the transaction but displays a positive result on the POS terminal
Nope
can I show a positive result somehow?
like a custom screen saying "transaction processed via backend"
No you can't.
ok thanks for clearing my doubt
Happy to help!
one last question
what is the difference between Stripe tax and invoicing?
one should be used to pay the taxes on a sale, the other one to generate an invoice. But if I want to use both, do I need to pay both (0.5% x 2 on the tx amount)?
Stripe Invoicing it's a global system for managing invoices for your customer, while Stripe Tax is for collecting tax automatically from your customer
Stripe Invoicing can use Stripe Tax.
the use case I'm looking at is a B2B BNPL
with automatic reconciliation of invoices
Stripe does support BNPL:
https://stripe.com/docs/payments/buy-now-pay-later
I checked that before but it says: "Your customers are businesses. Buy now, pay later methods offered on Stripe are only supported for consumers."