#hakiros_best-practices
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Sorry for putting part of question in docs but i ran out of signs
What else should I check? Should I check "type" field whether it's card?
I'd say that's likely redundant if the only payment method option available to your customers on the payment UI is a card
I check something more to ensure that it will be possible to charge this cc later?
Depends specifically what you want to check. Generating thepm_xxxobject via a Setup Intent will validate the card details with the network, but won't prevent any declines related to insufficient funds for example
So just the fact that payment method exist should be sufficient and wont require more checking as long as he doesn't have insufficient funds?
Is it possible to anyhow protect ourselfs from insufficient funds? What would happen in that case?
So just the fact that payment method exist should be sufficient and wont require more checking as long as he doesn't have insufficient funds?
If the Setup Intent is confirmed successfully and generates a Payment Method then it's safe to assume the card details provided are 'valid'. Doesn't mean every future payment attempt with them is guaranteed
Is it possible to anyhow protect ourselfs from insufficient funds? What would happen in that case?
It'd be a payment decline: https://docs.stripe.com/declines#issuer-declines
Ok, thanks