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- amy_code, 6 days ago, 38 messages
slim plover
Can you share what you're trying to achieve here?
In https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_DWTlxoInwcFN2m, the pm_1P5mhH04cT6YoXkEDEDae0xm was not set to be saved for future payments
loud cobalt
Hello, our process is to have a link with the user. At present, our business is to lease the user's card after the successful payment of the charge, and the remaining deposit amount after the rental fee is returned after the rental is completed. However, if the user has a customer complaint during the process, how can we contact the customer?
slim plover
Within your system should save the user contact associated to this payment. If the user has any complaint, you can then retrieve the contact details from your database
loud cobalt
The current plan of the system is not saved, and the user can get the leased things after the successful payment
Is there any way that I can get a unique ID of the person who swiped the card this way? I look at the card, fingerprint, but this is optional
slim plover
Stripe has no visibility who the person is unless customer is set when creating a Payment Intent: https://docs.stripe.com/api/payment_intents/create#create_payment_intent-customer
However, https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_KuQYgMljsJtVcV didn't have customer set, so Stripe doesn't have any information about the customer
Alternatively, you can set the customer information in metadata which can be used to identify your own user: https://docs.stripe.com/api/payment_intents/create#create_payment_intent-metadata
loud cobalt
Okay, I'll take a look. Thank you
slim plover
No problem! Happy to help 😄
loud cobalt
So what that means is that when I create payment_intent, I set up the information about the user myself, for example, through metadata, something like the user's phone number can be set here, and then if the user complains, then through this metadata, I can find the payment order, right?
slim plover
Yes, correct
loud cobalt
Okay, thank you. Let me think
https://docs.stripe.com/api/payment_intents/update
This API, can be called after the success of the capture, like the user capture success, through this metadata, set the user and device information
slim plover
For metadata - yes! metadata can be updated after successful capture
slim plover
Updating a Payment Intent doesn't have a Webhook event
loud cobalt
Do webhooks exist only when the paymentIntent state changes
slim plover
If you're to webhook event, there won't be any event sent when updating a Payment Intent with metadata
If you're referring to the status changes on Payment Intent, then yes - payment_intent.* events will be sent
loud cobalt
ok. thank you