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I have developed my own customer portal using stripe APIs, I want apply the functionality for edit customer tax id when he/she changes the address and this will happen only for french customers
You'd implement this in your own system. For example, once the customer changes the address in website and he/she is a French customer, you'd then prompt your own UI to collect new Tax ID and update Tax ID on the customer with the guide here: https://stripe.com/docs/billing/customer/tax-ids?dashboard-or-api=api
how can I validate the tax id with stripe before update ?
From https://stripe.com/docs/billing/customer/tax-ids?dashboard-or-api=api#validation:
You’re responsible for the accuracy of customer information including their tax ID number. The invoice includes the customer tax ID whether or not it’s valid.
Stripe provides automatic validation to help determine ​​if the formatting is correct when you add the ID to our system. You can see the results of the validation in the Dashboard along with other customer information, including details returned from the government databases, and the registered name and address. However, we don’t continue to validate them over time. ​​If automatic validation isn’t available, you must manually verify these IDs.
how can I identify the valid country for stripe tax id manually?
means country is supporting for stripe tax or not?
Yup! You'd need to identify the country is supported first https://stripe.com/docs/billing/customer/tax-ids, then verify the validity of the Tax ID number:
Is there any API to identify the country is supported?
No, there's no such API.
then how can I identify?