#majks_issuer-check-name
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austere sequoia
Hi 👋 that isn't supported, you don't get visibility into the name of the person the provided card was issued to.
long crane
Is there any way that I can pass his name and stripe check if it cardholder
austere sequoia
No, the issuers don't provide us with that information either. The only checks that issuers offer like this are regarding zip/postal code and CVC.
https://docs.stripe.com/disputes/prevention/verification
long crane
Thanks
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majks_issuer-check-name
austere sequoia
Any time!
long crane
I have one more question about confimation tokens
What is minumu time for expiration, I know for checkout is 30min
Can I set 5 min for confimation tokens
austere sequoia
I'm not sure offhand what the expiration timeframe for a Confirmation Token is, though I'd expect the behavior you see in testmode while testing this to closely mirror how livemode will behave. Double checking the function for creating a Confirmation Token, I don't see it accepting an expiration timestamp. Are you seeing somewhere in our docs that you can set the expiration time for those, and if so can you point me to where you're seeing that?
austere sequoia
That's a field on the object, but it isn't one you can set.
The function for creating a Confirmation Token doesn't accept an expires_at parameter:
https://docs.stripe.com/js/confirmation_tokens/create_confirmation_token