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tall galleonBOT
warm nimbus
I want to know on frontend side in my react app when user successfully complete payment form and Stripe started processing payment
muted yacht
you need to listen to webhook events
and basically rely on the success_url to show your customer that the payment is either fulfilled or still processing in the case of an async payment method
warm nimbus
so I assume I need to listen for payment_intent.processing event if I want to know as soon as possible that payment has started processing? Is it also raised on declined payment?
muted yacht
that's not a good strategy
if it's a synchronous payment (card, etc.)
you will only get redirected to the success_url if the payment got through
warm nimbus
I'm already listening for checkoutsession.completed and expired and thats ok for final status, but I want to know when stripe started processing payment, just to be sure that user will not get "session expired" message in the middle of processing
and i mean "session expired" from our system, not from Stripe
tall galleonBOT
muted yacht
I'm not sure there's a way of doing this
warm nimbus
sure
I just wanted to be sure if its impossible or if there is some option to achive this
willow goblet
👋 stepping in
No it isn't possible to hook into the embedded form for event listeners.
If you want that sort of functionality then you should build out a custom flow here
warm nimbus
That's what I thought so. Well, gonna try some other workarounds 🙂 Thanks!