#mike-j_best-practices
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- mike_paymentintent-sfu, 5 days ago, 15 messages
earnest oriole
Hi there 👋 two ideas come to mind for this.
The first is to try reaching out to our Support team, to see if this is a scenario where our teams could help import your existing card details into your Stripe account. That way you would use them the same way you're using newly created Payment Methods:
https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true
I'm not entirely certain that's something that is available, but based on this I believe it may be:
https://support.stripe.com/questions/data-that-can-be-imported-to-a-stripe-account
The other, assuming your system remains PCI compliant and can continue to hold the existing card details, is to continuing maintaining those cards on your end and using their details to process payments in Stripe.
Doing so would required access to process payments using raw PANs. If that's something your account currently isn't permitted to do, then you would need to reach out to our Support team to discuss your use case around needing access to that.
thin rock
We could probably move them over gradually. So like there's a web element for taking a payment, you don't have a web element to allow our customers to manage the card details they may have already provided you?
earnest oriole
Oh, sorry, I thought you were talking about managing the cards you already had stored, apologies for the confusion. For managing the payment method details they've provided to Stripe, we are actively in the process of building UI to make that easier. Before you had to build your own UI to surface saved payment methods and allow them to be updated/replaced.
Feature 2 mentioned in this announcement sounds like what you're describing:
#🔊announcements message
If it is, I'd recommend reaching out to the email address provided there to discuss possibly getting into that beta.
thin rock
Ok, thanks 👍