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- naveen_57769, 1 hour ago, 30 messages
- naveen_57769, 13 hours ago, 27 messages
hi there!
how are you accepting payments? Checkout Session, Payment Element, something else?
HI
Actually we do not need any thing of them
We have a 3rd party service which tokenizes card details
Using these tokenized details, how can we make Stripe Subscriptions
We have a 3rd party service which tokenizes card details
can you calrify what that means exaclty?
what information do you have exactly?
Our client has some Employees and he has provided them Prepaid Mastercard debit cards.
These Employees use our client's application
Now our client needs to charge them a subscription fee monthly
Now without using the Stripe client flow, how can we charge them using their cards
It should happen behind the scenes
Do you have a PaymentMethod object saved in Stripe?
No we don't
I'll explain a little further
we also want to track all these employee's subscriptions
So we need to
- Create Customers in stripe
- Charge them Subscription every month using their Card details
But our concern is that Employee's should not enter their Card details like how a normal payment work flows...
It should happen behind the scenes
So is there any way stripe can help in this way ?
But our concern is that Employee's should not enter their Card details like how a normal payment work flows...
I'm sorry I don't understand what that means. The way Stripe works:
- You show a payment form to your users powered by Stripe
- They enter their card details themselves
- And then you can charge the users however you want
Or are you saying you are storing the card number yoursel?
Correct
As client is providing them Cards, he also has their details.
means client is having EMployee card details
It's just like
can you clearly explain the payment flow?
Ok
Employees register them selves on Clients application
and start using the application service (SAAS)
I'm already lost. who are employees? what is "register"? what is "clients application"?
please be precise
Ok i'll come step by step
- Our client has some Employees working in his Organization
- All his Employees use his application
- Client has provided his Employees with Prepaid Debit cards
- As these Employees are using his application, now he wants to charge Subscription fee for all of them
- He wants to charge this fee from their Debit cards using Stripe
But charging subscription fee should not happen using client side like redirecting to Stripe check out page or Collecting card details
He does'nt want to charge them in this manner
using those Employees card details he wants to charge them a subscription fee
Assume that he has Employee card details (Raw card information)
I think that i made it clear
if it's not the employees themselves that enter their card information, who knows/enters the card information?
We need to pass this card information to stripe and stripe should make payments
Like calling Stripe Api
so you have all the card numbers stored in a database or something, and want to make an API call to charge that card?
is your company PCI compliant? otherwise you are not allowed to store card numbers. https://stripe.com/guides/pci-compliance
Got it but we are not PCI complaint
then it's illegal to store card numbers on your end
Comming there
We are storing the Card information as Tokens
So is it possible to charge a card using Tokenized information
but are these Stripe tokens?
These Tokens come from another 3rd party service
which service?
VGS
we know nothing about this here, I recommend asking Stripe support: https://support.stripe.com/contact
Sure Thank you
make sure to include all relavant information about your question up-front.
Got it