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[sand talon]

Hi, let me help you with this.

How are you creating/confirming the Terminal payments exactly?

[grizzled sparrow]

Thanks @sand talon ,

I'm using the same integration for Expo found on: https://docs.stripe.com/terminal/payments/setup-integration?terminal-sdk-platform=react-native

Steps for processing terminal payments:

1. create payment intent
2. retrievePaymentIntent
3. collectPaymentMethod
4. processPayment

[sand talon]

Do you want to pull the name just by doing the charge? Or will you enter it manually?

[grizzled sparrow]

I want the customer's name to be displayed on the UI like this

Currently, the app handles both manual card and terminal payments.
I ssupect that the confirmPayment method is behind the customer's name being displayed on the screenshot above.

[sand talon]

It seems there's a Customer object created.

[sand talon]

But my question still stands ☝️

[grizzled sparrow]

I'd like to enter it manually.

[grizzled sparrow]

Is there a separate method for adding the customer's object when making terminal payments, all the methods I shared don't accept additional payment data as params?

[sand talon]

Then you should create a Customer object and give it a name before creating the PaymentIntent.

You then provide the Customer ID when creating the PaymentIntent.

[grizzled sparrow]

Alright, thanks @sand talon

[sand talon]

Happy to help.