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tulip night
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Hi 👋 Link is a type of payment method, rather than being a mechanism that wraps other payment methods.

It does allow multiple types of funding sources sometimes, and there are hopes/plans to expand that further.

Do you have more context on what you mean when you say "Link payments [are] not working with Laravel Spark"?

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I'm also not familiar with what Laravel Spark is, is that a third-party abstraction of our service? If so, do you know if it supports Link payments?

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onyx vine
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@tulip night hmm I don't think that's entirely true. I just tried checking out with a card through Link and it shows as a "card" type, not a "link" type.

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This is the object I retrieved from invoice_settings.default_payment_method

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Link payments [are] not working with Laravel Spark
I guess I need a way to reproduce a "link" payment method. Right now, using a card through link gives me a "card" payment method"

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Laravel Spark is a SaaS billing portal for Laravel apps which we maintain. We have a long standing partnership with Stripe. Paul Asjes was our direct contact before he left Stripe.

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We currently do not support Link payments but I'm trying to get that in.

tulip night
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Sorry, I thought you were just using Laravel Spark, not building it, we'll need to take a step back and understand how that works. Are you using a Connect flow to offer your service?

Link is still being built and rolled out, so some accounts may see it in different forms. So I need to understand whether you're working from one account consistently, or if your code is planning to be able to handle a variety of account settings.

onyx vine
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No connect flow. Just a billing integration

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we only support card payment method

tulip night
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Then for your account it sounds like Link is represented as card payment methods, so what is the problem that you're seeing trying to process those payments?

onyx vine
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I guess we should maybe limit out checkout settings to just cards...

tulip night
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Do you have examples you can share?

onyx vine
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@tulip night I'm thinking that people have "link" enabled on their account which in term allows their customers to use different payment methods which spark doesn't supports

tulip night
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Wait, you said a billing integration, is that from your Stripe account?

onyx vine
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No spark is PHP based. It's a package for Laravel

tulip night
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It's account dependent

onyx vine
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So Link allows for other payment methods even though you haven't enabled those in your dashboard?

tulip night
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Link allows for multiple types of funding sources (I explicitly say funding sources to try to break the correlation between them and the concept of other payment method types)

onyx vine
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right

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then I guess we'll limit spark at card only with hardcoding that in our checkouts

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thanks @tulip night