#mg-paymentelement-banktransfers
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mg-paymentelement-banktransfers
๐ Hey @buoyant kraken ! Do you have an example PaymentIntent id I can look at?
I'm not using PaymentIntent, but setupIntents like this: app.post("/create-intent1", async (req, res) => { const customer = await stripe.customers.create({ email: req.body.email, }); const intent = await stripe.setupIntents.create({ customer: customer.id, automatic_payment_methods: { enabled: true }, }); res.json({ client_secret: intent.client_secret, customerId: customer.id }); }); Do you want me to send you a setupIntent object?
Bank Transfers do not work with SetupIntents though.
SetupIntents are to collect payment method details (like card details or SEPA Debit bank account details) for future payments. It doesn't make sense with Bank Transfers where you instead show a "virtual bank account number" created by Stripe for your end customer to wire money into it
Thank you, I thought so. One more question, can I also accept bank transfers from Europe (or is this option only in US)?
Bank Transfers do work totally fine in Europe yes. As a matter of fact it launched in Europe before US ๐
Great, thanks. I am using setupIntents to be able to apply a coupon to my subscription. But payment intents don't support coupons (https://support.stripe.com/questions/support-for-coupons-using-payment-intents-api). How could I apply a one time coupon on a bank transfer for a subscription (is there a way to tell stripe to discount the amount only for the first subscription period without applying coupons)?
@supple storm sorry removed you from the wrong thread
Great, thanks. I am using setupIntents to be able to apply a coupon to my subscription. But payment intents don't support coupons
You should use our real Subscriptions API and solve that problem really.
I'm sorry this is really tough to help with a clear and detailed question about your end-to-end use-case