#sh3ft-currency-mismatch
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- sh3ft-currency-mismatch, 23 hours ago, 15 messages
- sh3ft, 3 days ago, 6 messages
sh3ft-currency-mismatch
loud thunder
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fast burrow
And what currency are you initializing payment element with there?
loud thunder
For this example euros
this is what I do on the backend:
stripe.Subscription.create(
customer=customer_id if customer_id else customer.id,
payment_behavior=“default_incomplete”,
items=[
{“price”: request.data.get(“priceId”)},
],
payment_settings={“save_default_payment_method”: “on_subscription”},
expand=[‘latest_invoice.payment_intent’],
)
fast burrow
It's the exact same issue as yesterday
That price has a default currency in usd
That customer has a default currency of usd
And you're setting euros in the frontend
loud thunder
In Stripe I have setup diferent currencies for multiple country for all my price plans how can I use those currencies for my price plans
when the user fetches the product list instead of showing the prices in with the default currency to show it to the users local currency and then afterwards setup the payment for that product to the users local currency
fast burrow
Yeah the issue is that customer above is a usd customer
That's their default/local customer
So it was expecting you to set usd in stripe.js
loud thunder
Okay so If I make a new customer with eur it will work as expected?
fast burrow
If you set eur in the frontend yeah
What you set in the frontend needs to match what's on the customer
That's the issue here
loud thunder
Ohh okay I think I got it now 🙂
I will try this and I will let you know. Thank you so much that was helpful
fast burrow
No problem
loud thunder
I'm using this api to create the customer: https://stripe.com/docs/api/customers/create?lang=python can I pass the currency inside this api?
fast burrow
No it's chose automatically with the first payment
loud thunder
This is what i do:
customer = stripe.Customer.create(
description=“Subscribtion Payment”,
name=request.data.get(“username”),
email=request.data.get(“email”),
currency=request.data.get(“currency”)
)
subscription = stripe.Subscription.create(
customer=customer_id if customer_id else customer.id,
payment_behavior=“default_incomplete”,
items=[
{
“price”: request.data.get(“priceId”),
},
{“price_data”: {
“currency”: request.data.get(“currency”),
“product”: request.data.get(“product_id”),
“recurring”: request.data.get(“recurring”),
“unit_amount_decimal”: request.data.get(“unit_amount_decimal”)
}}
],
fast burrow
Oh
Multi currency prices are really for checkout
For automatic detection
If you have a custom checkout page using elements, it's better to just have a price id for each currency
And just pass that depending on customer location
Which doc are you following to integrate this? Want to really make sure we're on the same page here
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