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gusty leaf
Hi! Can you share the request ID (req_xxx)? Here's how you can find it: https://support.stripe.com/questions/finding-the-id-for-an-api-request
cyan hemlock
req_9k69Gwgphv9j0K
gusty leaf
This request succeeded, can you share with me the request that failed?
cyan hemlock
I'm not sure if its this one, but the question is more like a general one. I am not the technical guy. They do not have access to discord
Sorry let me ask this question first.
if we want customer to enter or select their payment method before they check out, and they can use it for future. Do we need to store their information? I believe Stripe can do that right?
gusty leaf
Yes you can save the payment method on Stripe and reuse. This guide will help you https://stripe.com/docs/payments/save-and-reuse
cyan hemlock
Yes, if we do that. Do we need the PCI DSS?
we want the flow to be like this.
When customer select the payment method, they type in their payment information to a sheets provided by Stripe. And save it to Stripe. They will go back to the review page to make final payment
I think this pic shows what we want
gusty leaf
Yes, all Stripe users who are involved in card payment processing is required for PCI DSS. And there are many PCI compliance requirements based on your transaction volume and the data you require, and Stripe solutions help you simply the PCI compliance.
You can learn more about PCI compliance here https://stripe.com/guides/pci-compliance
If you are using Stripe Checkout or Elements (our recommended integration options), you are eligible for SAQ A, which is the simplest PCI compliance.
cyan hemlock
Got it. How do we get the SAQ A PCI?
gusty leaf
If you are using Stripe Checkout or Elements (our recommended integration options), you are eligible for SAQ A, which is the simplest PCI compliance.
https://docs.stripe.com/security/guide#pci-compliance-requirement-by-integration also check this doc to find out other SAQ A integration options
cyan hemlock
Thank you so much. One last question, where do we upload the questionaire? And how long it would take to be reviewed?
gusty leaf
If you have more questions about PCI compliance, please reach out to Stripe support at https://support.stripe.com/contact/email
cyan hemlock
I found the link! Thank you! Just need to know how long it would take
gusty leaf
I don't know how long it would take, you should reach out to support.
cyan hemlock
Got it. Thank you for the help!