#energetic_dolphin_31408
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Hi there, how can I help?
Hello there is my customer paying payment but on the dashboard like this I have to share?
Has this transaction been paid by my customer?
What's the PaymentIntent ID?
So what's the question? Do you want to know how to block authorized payments upon failed zip code checks?
I mean on the transaction dashboard there is a payment status that is blocked like this
I would like to ask if this payment has been successful?
What's the PaymentIntent ID?
The PaymentIntent ID you are referring to is this
ch_3OXEsVEfhHzbJXdn0qZ7mJtx ?
Where do I get the PaymentIntent ID?
why this happened?
https://dashboard.stripe.com/events/evt_3OXEsVEfhHzbJXdn0oh6IOD7 You can check the charge.failed event.
The failure_message says Your card could not be authorized using the postal code provided. Please update the postal code, or contact your card issuer for further details
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You have a radar rule that blocks payments if address_zip_check fails, and that's why the payment was blocked, as explained in the outcome hash of the charge object.
where is the problem? is it from the seller or the customer?
The card issuer determined that the zip code is incorrect, if the customer thinks they entered the correct one, they should reach out to the issuer
If there aren't other block rules that match, then yes.
when the transaction has been blocked, then should we asked the customer to try finalize the payment with new link?
or is it already charged to their credit card?
No, as I told you earlier, it's not charged.
Are you asking what happen if your customer submit the payment again with the same zip code?
yes right
if the address is 2639A Bill Owens Parkway, what is the zip code?
Can you explain the problem so that I can explain it to the customer?
you can share the failure_message , i.e.,
""Your card could not be authorized using the postal code provided. Please update the postal code, or contact your card issuer for further details"
to your customer.