#ezequiel_pm-fingerprint
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Hi ๐ it's not in the payment form, but Payment Methods that can be identified for duplication will contain a fingerprint field that can be referenced to build your deduplication logic. For instance, card Payment Methods have a card.fingerprint field that will uniquely identify a single card, so you can delete extra Payment Methods if their fingerprint matches one you already have for the customer.
https://docs.stripe.com/api/payment_methods/object#payment_method_object-card-fingerprint
https://support.stripe.com/questions/how-can-i-detect-duplicate-cards-or-bank-accounts
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ezequiel_pm-fingerprint
I see it, so that field its only generated when payment method is added right? is that something that I can get from response?
Yes, that's provided when the Payment Method is created, or can be found within a Confirmation Token if you're using those. When you ask if this is something you can get from the response, what response are you referring to there?
I was referring to the response that returns when successfully creating a payment method, but the information you have given me is enough, thank you very much!