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mellow dust
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Hi

signal hedge
mellow dust
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we already support on-reader tipping

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we are trying to add support for merchants that want on-receipt tipping

signal hedge
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Not sure I understand. We don't support on-receipt tipping in Canada. It's a US-only feature.

mellow dust
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What I don't understand is when you say the on-receipt tips is only supported in the US, isn't it just implemented through overcapture? Does that mean in general overcapture is only available for the US?

signal hedge
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I'm honestly not sure why it's only supported in the US, but that's the only country where we support on-reader tipping. It is implemented, at a technical level, using over-capture, yes.

mellow dust
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so our merchants. They want the flow where the customer tap their card to pay the base bill. Let's say $50. Then we print out a receipt for them where they can write the tips. Eg they give $20 for tips. The merchant then comes back to our POS and enters $20 as the tip, and we have to get this additional money some how

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what would be a workable solution for us in Canada then?

signal hedge
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No. That's on-receipt tipping, which we only support in the US.

mellow dust
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so overcapture doesn't work in canada?

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that api will fail if used in canada? i'm confused

signal hedge
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Overcapture works in Canada, but not for the merchant category you're describing.

mellow dust
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it says Visa Global eating paces and restaurants

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doesn't that means it's available in Canada?

signal hedge
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Yeah, but look at Mastercard.

mellow dust
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so my only option is then the incremental authorization?

signal hedge
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Also, and this is the key, this is all for online payments.

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Not in-person payments.

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No, you don't have an option.

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You can't do on-receipt tipping in Canada.

mellow dust
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oh wow

signal hedge
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There's no workaround.

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I'm sorry, but it's just not something we support.

mellow dust
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but our competitor is able to do this. They operate in Canada, they use Stripe

signal hedge
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I don't know what to tell you. I don't know who your competitor is or how they're doing it.

mellow dust
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ok. Thank you for the clarification. I'll have look into it more.

mellow dust
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@signal hedge sorry to come back to this. but on the document on the collecting-tips/on-receipt it mentions:
If you need to capture more than these limits allow, there are two options:

If your MCC is eligible, you can use incremental authorization to increase the PaymentIntent’s amount.
You can create a new PaymentIntent to capture the tip amount using the generated_card payment method from the first PaymentIntent.

You mentioned earlier incremental authorization is only available for online payments and not card-present payments. But this document seems to imply otherwise?

signal hedge
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It's unlikely this approach will work for you. Are you planning to accept Interac payments, for example?

signal hedge
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@mellow dust You still around?