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- arnotixe_unexpected, 3 days ago, 26 messages
(this is the "user canceled himself" outcome, resulting in paymentintent.last_payment_error.decline_code = "affirm_checkout_canceled"
Hi, where are you looking to see this status and what is the message you'd like to see instead?
Can you add a bit more details?
The idea is to try out "what happens if a customer did not qualify for loans through Affirm"?
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so, idea is we have a Stripe Card-based form that we wanted to add Affirm to
we know of at least 3 outcomes when being sent back from Affirm:
- payment success
- payment canceled by customer himself (above image)
- customer didn't qualify for Affirm
That last one we're just "assuming" to exist, would make sense that not all customers make it through due bad credit score or something. So what we're looking for, is information on what the payload would look like if the user didn't qualify.
Could of course be Affirm just sends the same, but i think/hope not
this here is when a user cancels, and the status says pretty clearly "canceled"
(as opposed to "failed" / ineligible / disqualified etc)
Thanks for sharing the details. I don't think the decline code for "customer didn't qualify for Affirm" exists. Can I suggest you writing to Support https://support.stripe.com/contact, so that they can double check and share the feedback with the relevant team?
yep, I'll try that ๐
I guess that means for now basically we should treat any existance of last_payment_error on the paymentintent when returned, as "Affirm didn't work out for customer, try something else" ๐
ok, thanks for your help, I'm filing at stripe.com now. See you!