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Is it only for when payment intent api is used?
Descriptor code was introduced when micro-deposit on ACH was supported
Descriptor code will be used if the verification is done via microdeposits
Or it's the same for sources api as well?
Sources API doesn't require descriptor code. However, Sources API is legacy and no longer recommended.
ACH direct debit on Payment Intent is the recommended integration: https://stripe.com/docs/payments/ach-debit/accept-a-payment?platform=web&ui=API
yeah, I have legacy implementation.
Just to confirm again,
When using Sources API for creating bank account, only way to verify bank account is micro deposit amounts
And for when using payment intent API for creating bank account, for ACH verification descriptor code is needed.. if not that then it falls back to micro deposit
When using Sources API for creating bank account, only way to verify bank account is micro deposit amounts
Yes. Please note that ACH on Sources API is eprecated: https://stripe.com/docs/ach-deprecated
And for when using payment intent API for creating bank account, for ACH verification descriptor code is needed.. if not that then it falls back to micro deposit
If instant verification for ACH direct debit is on Payment Intent, descriptor code is not needed. Descriptor code is only required if the verification is performed through microdeposits
Thanks
A few questions,
I collect payment methods for future payments.
When doing so, can every US bank account be instantly verified? Or is it on the customer to either opt in on instant verification?
By default, instant verification will be performed on Payment Intent integration with a fallback option of manual account number entry and microdeposit verification.
Got it, thanks!
No problem! Happy to help 😄