js.designsw_58236

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[flint girder]

hi, I don't understand sorry, can you explain in more detail? What do you mean by "binding" a number?

[fleet thicket]

My customer cus_PNpveC0ktCbd4F did not bind a mobile phone number, but he asked me to verify the mobile phone number when paying. You can take a look at the checkout session url I sent.

[flint girder]

when you say "he", you are referring to the CheckoutSession?

[fleet thicket]

yes

[flint girder]

ok sorry, in English that would be "it"

anyway, it's asking for a phone number because the email address associated with the customer object has a Link account(https://stripe.com/docs/payments/link) so they are prompted to log into that.

there's an "x" button to not log in if they don't want to

[fleet thicket]

Well, this pop-up window makes me think ❌ There is no way to avoid binding a mobile phone number

[flint girder]

not sure what you mean sorry

either you enter the phone number, or you click the 'x' next to the input and you don't have to enter the phone number.

[fleet thicket]

That’s it ❎ It seems that this binding process cannot be skipped

It’s okay, I know I can click ❎, but I didn’t understand your logic before