#amfpaulo_terminal-subscription

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sharp verge
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amfpaulo_terminal-subscription

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@paper onyx We don't support Subscriptions for Terminal payments today. The best option is to collect the first payment as a one-off payment with Terminal and then start a Subscription with a trial or billing_cycle_anchor set to their future/next payment date.

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Also Terminal is not for recurring payments. So when you say the Update Customer default_payment_method failed you likely passed the wrong PaymentMethod id. I assume you passed the pm_123 for the type: 'card_present' PaymentMethod which is incorrect.
What you want is to use the generated card that is a separate PaymentMethod with type: 'card'

paper onyx
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where can I find more info on the docs or could you give me a high level guidance ?

sharp verge
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I wish we had good docs for this, we don't, it's a huge mess.
So I think it depends which part of my answer you are asking about

paper onyx
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ok, for the Payment method, after seting up the intent , I use this method from react native SDK to retrieve the payment method Id from the setupIntent:
const { setupIntent, error } = await collectSetupIntentPaymentMethod({
setupIntent: si,
customerConsentCollected: true,
enableCustomerCancellation: enableCustomerCancellation,
});

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after that I call my backend to create the subscription:

await api.createSubscription({
customerId: 'cus_xxx',
priceId: 'price_xxx',
paymentMethodId: setupIntent.paymentMethodId,
});

sharp verge
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yeah that's the wrong PaymentMethod id

paper onyx
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how can I get the correct one ?

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I think I can solve my problem If I can get the "generated card"

sharp verge
paper onyx
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cool, I think I can progress a bit more with this information

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Thank you. I appreciate your help

sharp verge
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sure thing! You can test this in a few minutes so let me know if you get stuck. Note: all of this is server-side you can't do this client-side in the SDK

paper onyx
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Thank you, Ya, I know, I am doing server side

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It gave me the same error, also method returned to me the same id, this is my code

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this si my create subscription that now, receives a intentId and find the correct generated card:

[HttpPost("create-subscription")]
public IActionResult CreateSubscription(SubscriptionRequest request)
{

    var opt = new SetupIntentGetOptions
    {
        Expand = new List<string> { "latest_attempt" },
    };
    var srv = new SetupIntentService();
    var i = srv.Get(request.SetupIntentId, opt);

    var paymentMethodId = i.PaymentMethodId;


    UpdateDeaultPayment(request.CustomerId, paymentMethodId);

    var options = new SubscriptionCreateOptions
    {
        Customer = request.CustomerId,
        Items = new List<SubscriptionItemOptions>
                    {
                        new SubscriptionItemOptions { Price = request.PriceId }
                    },
        DefaultPaymentMethod = paymentMethodId,
    };

    var service = new SubscriptionService();
    Subscription subscription = service.Create(options);

    return Ok(subscription);
}
sharp verge
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yeah you didn't do what's in the doc I shared at all. You did ``` var srv = new SetupIntentService();
var i = srv.Get(request.SetupIntentId, opt);

    var paymentMethodId = i.PaymentMethodId;``` which is the `pm_123` for the `type: 'card_present'` here
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This is the part of the doc that is crucial. I see you expanded but you never looked at the result

paper onyx
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You are correct, I just rush, because was looking simple... Ok, I find it the correct property

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lets see now

sharp verge
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yeah it's so hidden and deep 😦

paper onyx
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I think I still doing something wrong, I find out the property i.LatestAttempt which I access the PaymentMethodId from the LatestAttempt, it returns to me the same card_present id

sharp verge
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yes because you are still going way too fast I'm sorry

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i.LatestAttempt.PaymentMethodDetails.CardPresent.GeneratedCard this is what you want

paper onyx
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OMG

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this is insane, anyways, GenerateCard as almost all objects was null, however like the norm, GeneratedCardId property was populated. Moreover WORKED !!!

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You save the day, thank you.

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I am thinking to contribute with . NET sample for the community after a finish this

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thank you again

sharp verge
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yeah GeneratedCard is for the full object if you expand it, if it's just an id it's null and you use GeneratedCardId

paper onyx
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thank you again

sharp verge
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happy to help!

paper onyx
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last question, there is a quick way to check if the customer already has a default payment_method / card set ?

sharp verge
paper onyx
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Cool, thank you man ! Have a great day