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daring umbraBOT
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quartz badger
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You're not sending the expand parameter. It's unchecked in Postman

gusty scarab
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ok

quartz badger
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You need to check the box on the far left of the row to actual enable the parameter

gusty scarab
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i get this when i check the box

quartz badger
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Ok, you're sending them as query parameters. You need to send it in the body

gusty scarab
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ok

quartz badger
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The Stripe API is organized around REST. Our API has predictable resource-oriented URLs, accepts form-encoded request bodies, returns JSON-encoded responses, and uses standard HTTP response codes, authentication, and verbs.
https://docs.stripe.com/api#:~:text=The Stripe API is organized around REST. Our API has predictable resource-oriented URLs%2C accepts form-encoded request bodies%2C returns JSON-encoded responses%2C and uses standard HTTP response codes%2C authentication%2C and verbs.

gusty scarab
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let me try form encoded and check

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this is a GET request do i still use a form encoded data?

quartz badger
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You've checked the wrong box: x-www-form-urlencoded

gusty scarab
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ok

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let me try that

quartz badger
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Your payload is still wrong. It expects an array, which in form-urlencoded payloads looks like:
expand[0]: payment_intent

gusty scarab
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ok so what do i change ?

quartz badger
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I just told you

gusty scarab
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it works now thanks, so if payment fails for some reason for ex: 3ds Secure auth failure then requires_action will be populated in this section?

quartz badger
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Yes, payment_intent[status] will be requires_action