#cryokinesisss-_api
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hi! I suppose it depends, for instance the email and name are not generally sent to the bank, they're just for your own records/extra fraud signal. There are checks that are run :
https://docs.stripe.com/disputes/prevention/verification
and the results are surfaced in
https://docs.stripe.com/api/payment_methods/object#payment_method_object-card-checks after a payment is processed.
These bank checks are a huge problem, not sure why - but over 30% of purchases are rejected by banks, even though I send cvc/name/email and have even included a radar rule for 100% requesting 3ds, so trying to figure out where the gap might be
maybe you know something to look out for?
hard for me to say, you'd probably want to open a support ticket at https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true to look into your decline rate and specific examples
already did, they answer like this:
CVC should be sent on initial transactions to increase success rates. AVS is not sent on 96%+ of transactions which can help improve authorization rates in the US.
If they are a recurring merchant, it is important to ensure that their recurring integration flag is correct.
Network token use is starting to increase, but adaptive acceptance is still not on
but i have no idea where i can check - recurring integration flag (
that's not something you have to set in your integration, I think they copy and pasted some outdated internal docs at you(since the pronouns are "they" also)
but definitely sounds like you should be passing a postal code(you should use PaymentElement instead of separate CardNumber fields so it collects everything, or build your own postal code input and pass the value into billing_details:{address:{...}} )
Yeah already in process
Thank you for your answers!