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[modern jacinth]

You likely need to call elements.fetchUpdates() after you update the intent to reflect the new amount: https://docs.stripe.com/js/elements_object/fetch_updates

[plain tangle]

But it doesn't happen to paypal or ideal

Is there a reason why?

paypal and ideal are both showing 1,21 (21% vat is added), which is correct

[modern jacinth]

Just different implementations. The wallets require updates to stay in sync with the underlying intent amount

So if you update the Payment/Setup Intent server-side, you need to call fetchUpdates once that resolved and then the wallet UIs will reflect the changes

[plain tangle]

I tried doing something like this:

                // TO DO: Update payment intent with orderId /
                // You need to pass the paymentIntent.paymentIntentID
                // Read docs about updating: https://stripe.com/docs/api/payment_intents/update
                const updatedPaymentIntent = await updatePaymentIntentApi(paymentIntent.paymentIntentId, orderId);

                // Fetch updates to reflect the changes in the UI
                await elements.fetchUpdates();

[neat crescent]

hi! I'm taking over this thread.