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twilit snow
hi there!
for Subscription, we use the statement descriptor set on the Product: https://docs.stripe.com/api/products/object#product_object-statement_descriptor
faint crane
Is there any way we can add dynamic statement descriptor with checkout sessions for subscriptions?
twilit snow
hum... in this case you would need to create new Products objects.
faint crane
we can't create new products as the product IDs are mapped with some external tools for analytics purposes.
twilit snow
got it, but setting the statemetn descriptor of the Product is the only way to change it when using Checkout Session.
if you want more control over this, you could use the Subscription endpoint with the Payment Element
faint crane
Ohh man, well we just moved from Payment Elements to checkout sessions for better UX.
twilit snow
yeah in general we recommend using Checkout Session, but it does have less flexibility than Payment Element
faint crane
We are also exploring integrating custom checkout sessions, Is it possible with custom checkout sessions?
twilit snow
this is a beta feature so here on Discord we don't know much about it. I recommend asking Stripe support directly: https://support.stripe.com/contact
but my guess is this won't help, because ultimately this is still a Checkout Session, so the statement descriptor still needs to come out of the Product.
faint crane
Got it. Thanks for clarifying