#noorboi_webhooks

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still summit
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HI 👋

What is the actual error you are receiving and where exactly is it being thrown in your code?

serene root
still summit
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Okay so you are unable to create a transfer because the funds are not in your available balance.

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How are you creating charges?

serene root
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i am using test mode
first thing i create a connect account for the user in the backend when he visit a seller dashboard
then when he checksout i create a session to my main account
and in the webhook i loop over my products get thier sellers stripe id account then i send them with this fn
await stripe.transfers.create({
amount: transferAmount,
currency: "usd",
destination: transfer.stripeAccountId,
transfer_group: session.payment_intent,
});
and he is showing the error ive told u about but it is transfering money to my main account

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i want money to be distributed to each seller

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everything is working except for the money itself not being spread and it shows me that error
i tried adding alot of funds to my account with a script
my account already includes alot of fake or test funds

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when i check each account i find this error in the response of the request i made
note that the account creation function is this
export const CreateStripeAccount = async (email: string) => {
try { await connect(); const account = await stripe.accounts.create({ type: "standard", email, capabilities: { card_payments: { requested: true }, transfers: { requested: true }, }, }); console.log(account); const user = await User.findOne({ email }); user.stripeAccountId = account.id; await user.save(); return { success: "Stripe account created to receive payments" }; } catch (error) { console.log(error); throw new Error("Failed to create Stripe account"); } };

still summit
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Okay it sounds like you are using our Separate Charge and transfers flow. And in this case the transfers are failing because the funds aren't available in your Stripe balance.

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We do have a fix for that

serene root
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should it be like this then ?
await stripe.transfers.create({ amount: transferAmount, currency: "usd", destination: transfer.stripeAccountId, source_transaction : session.payment_intent, });

still summit
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Not quite, the source_transaction needs to be a Charge. We spell out how to retrieve the charge ID from the payment intent in the doc I linked

serene root
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sorry
but i did not create a payment intent i create a session
const stripeSession = await stripe.checkout.sessions.create({ //@ts-ignore success_url:${process.env.NEXTAUTH_URL!!}/thank-you?orderId=${order._id}, cancel_url: ${process.env.NEXTAUTH_URL!!}/cart, payment_method_types: ["card"], line_items, mode: "payment", metadata: { orderId: ${order._id}, userId: session?.user.id, }, customer_email: session?.user.email, payment_intent_data: { transfer_data: { destination: process.env.PLATFORM_ACCOUNT_ID, // Your platform account ID }, }, });

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should icreate both or replace the session ?

still summit
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Those words make no sense.

If you are using a Checkout Session, then the Checkout Session will create the Payment Intent (and Charge) when the customer completes it.

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So, looking at your ealier code, if you have the session.payment_intent you should also be able to access the session.payment_intent.latest_charge

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serene root
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it is showing me this now
Error creating transfer for seller 6676de14f01cd0caa0073c6f: No such charge: 'pi_3PboXTRpqbf3DcZG0J8w5Svh'
Creating transfer for seller 668e2157c49e222dacb3687f with amount 127900
Error creating transfer for seller 668e2157c49e222dacb3687f: No such charge: 'pi_3PboXTRpqbf3DcZG0J8w5Svh'

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at least something new 🙂

delicate plover
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Hi taking over here

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Give me a bit to catch up

serene root
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the function in the webhook
await stripe.transfers.create({ amount: transferAmount, currency: "usd", destination: transfer.stripeAccountId, source_transaction: session.payment_intent, });
the function in checkout
const stripeSession = await stripe.checkout.sessions.create({ //@ts-ignore success_url:${process.env.NEXTAUTH_URL!!}/thank-you?orderId=${order._id}, cancel_url: ${process.env.NEXTAUTH_URL!!}/cart, payment_method_types: ["card"], line_items, mode: "payment", metadata: { orderId: ${order._id}, userId: session?.user.id, }, customer_email: session?.user.email, payment_intent_data: { transfer_data: { destination: process.env.PLATFORM_ACCOUNT_ID, // Your platform account ID }, }, });

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no matter what i do it just returns
You have insufficient available funds in your Stripe account. Try adding funds directly to your available balance by creating Charges using the 4000000000000077 test card. See: https://stripe.com/docs/testing#available-balance

delicate plover
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You're still passing a payment intent id

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You need to pass a charge id like my colleague mentioned

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session.payment_intent.latest_charge

serene root
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wait for me a bit and i will tell u

delicate plover
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Tell me what?

serene root
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tell u whether it worked or not

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Creating transfer for seller 6676de14f01cd0caa0073c6f with amount 134546
Error creating transfer for seller 6676de14f01cd0caa0073c6f: You have insufficient available funds in your Stripe account. Try adding funds directly to your available balance by creating Charges using the 4000000000000077 test card. See: https://stripe.com/docs/testing#available-balance
Creating transfer for seller 668e2157c49e222dacb3687f with amount 127900

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same error

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maybe the problem is in the session
const stripeSession = await stripe.checkout.sessions.create({ //@ts-ignore success_url:${process.env.NEXTAUTH_URL!!}/thank-you?orderId=${order._id}, cancel_url: ${process.env.NEXTAUTH_URL!!}/cart, payment_method_types: ["card"], line_items, mode: "payment", metadata: { orderId: ${order._id}, userId: session?.user.id, }, customer_email: session?.user.email, payment_intent_data: { transfer_data: { destination: "....", // Your platform account ID }, }, });
webhook
await stripe.transfers.create({ amount: transferAmount, currency: "usd", destination: transfer.stripeAccountId, source_transaction: session.payment_intent.latest_charge, });

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this is so confusing 😦

delicate plover
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Error creating transfer for seller 6676de14f01cd0caa0073c6f: You have insufficient available funds in your Stripe account.
Can you share the request id where you got this error

serene root
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req_y6j2g4pjMsXmWc

delicate plover
serene root
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when i actually pass my acc id to the create session it gives me this error : The 'payment_intent_data[transfer_data][destination]' param cannot be set to your own account
so i leave it empty

delicate plover
serene root
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this is the function in the web hook i am passing it
await stripe.transfers.create({
amount: transferAmount,
currency: "usd",
destination: transfer.stripeAccountId,
source_transaction: session.payment_intent.latest_charge,
});

delicate plover
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You didn't though

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Look at the request I linked on your dashboard above

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You did not pass source_transaction

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So you need to add some logging/debugging in your code to make sure you're not passing null for the charge id

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You need to pass charge id in source transaction

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You're not doing that, so you get the above errror

serene root
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yes

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u are right

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console.log(session.payment_intent.latest_charge)

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this is undefined

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but why

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` const body = req.body;
const sig = req.headers["stripe-signature"];

let event;

try {
event = stripe.webhooks.constructEvent(body, sig, process.env.STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET);`

delicate plover
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oh

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your checkout session variable is called stripeSession not session in the above code snippet

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also payment_intent won't be expanded by default

serene root
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const session = event.data.object;

delicate plover
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Ah ok

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But the reason is the same

serene root
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please explain more

delicate plover
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payment intent isn't expanded by default

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just do 1 thing for me so you understand what's happening

serene root
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so how should i expand it

delicate plover
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print out the session variable in your webhook handler code and look at the entire event object

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likely payment_intent is just a string id not an object

serene root
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i will do it

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i should JSON.parse it then

delicate plover
delicate plover
serene root
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1 api request or json.parse ?

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i will just log it first

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thank u so much by the way

delicate plover
serene root
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sesssssssssssssssssssssssssssion { id: 'pi_3PbpP7Rpqbf3DcZG1DvYVCh2', object: 'payment_intent', amount: 262446, amount_capturable: 0, amount_details: { tip: {} }, amount_received: 0, application: null, application_fee_amount: null, automatic_payment_methods: null, canceled_at: null, cancellation_reason: null, capture_method: 'automatic_async', client_secret: 'pi_3PbpP7Rpqbf3DcZG1DvYVCh2_secret_Sg7YnSnqz9axadIXOWPmE0aF1', confirmation_method: 'automatic', created: 1720813517, currency: 'usd', customer: null, description: null, invoice: null, last_payment_error: null, latest_charge: null, livemode: false, metadata: {}, next_action: null, on_behalf_of: null, payment_method: null, payment_method_configuration_details: null, payment_method_options: { card: { installments: null, mandate_options: null, network: null, request_three_d_secure: 'automatic' } }, payment_method_types: [ 'card' ], processing: null, receipt_email: null, review: null, setup_future_usage: null, shipping: null, source: null, statement_descriptor: null, statement_descriptor_suffix: null, status: 'requires_payment_method', transfer_data: null, transfer_group: null }

delicate plover
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That's a payment intent not a session

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What event are you listening to?

serene root
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const body = req.body;
const sig = req.headers["stripe-signature"];

let event;

` try {
event = stripe.webhooks.constructEvent(body, sig, process.env.STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET);
} catch (error) {
console.error("Error constructing webhook:", error.message);
return new Response(JSON.stringify({ message: "Webhook error" }), { status: 400 });
}

const session = event.data.object;
console.log("sesssssssssssssssssssssssssssion",session);
if (!session?.metadata?.userId || !session?.metadata?.orderId) {
console.error("Invalid session metadata:", session.metadata);
return new Response(JSON.stringify({ message: "Webhook error" }), { status: 400 });
}

if (event.type === "checkout.session.completed") {`

delicate plover
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wait why are you logging this outside of the checkout session completed block

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the above just logs any event type

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what event type are you trying to rely on here?

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checkout.session.completed?

serene root
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yes

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should i add an or statement to listen to the payment intent or what

delicate plover
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then add logging the session within the checkout.session.completed block so that way the event actually is a checkout session. that's what we're trying to test here

delicate plover
serene root
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i will just add the logging inside and tell u

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i should log the session inside the if statement ?

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or log the event itself

delicate plover
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yes. the whole point of you doing this is so you log only a checkout session completed event so you can see what it looks like and we can go from there

serene root
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here is the whole object

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``esssssssssssssssssssssssssssion {
id: 'cs_test_b1zaLJcGgSQeW8X5dHNIpSE9yL6keZiKYvLWwX1rb7ZWolNgQqTmYAf8FY',
object: 'checkout.session',
after_expiration: null,
allow_promotion_codes: null,
amount_subtotal: 262446,
amount_total: 262446,
automatic_tax: { enabled: false, liability: null, status: null },
billing_address_collection: null,
cancel_url: 'http://localhost:3000/cart',
client_reference_id: null,
client_secret: null,
consent: null,
consent_collection: null,
created: 1720813920,
currency: 'usd',
currency_conversion: null,
custom_fields: [],
custom_text: {
after_submit: null,
shipping_address: null,
submit: null,
terms_of_service_acceptance: null
},
customer: null,
customer_creation: 'if_required',
customer_details: {
address: {
city: null,
country: 'EG',
line1: null,
line2: null,
postal_code: null,
state: null
},
email: 'noordragon2004@gmail.com',
name: 'AMR MOSTAFA M ALJANDI',
phone: null,
tax_exempt: 'none',
tax_ids: []
},
customer_email: 'noordragon2004@gmail.com',
expires_at: 1720900320,
invoice: null,
invoice_creation: {
enabled: false,
invoice_data: {
account_tax_ids: null,`

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custom_fields: null, description: null, footer: null, issuer: null, metadata: {}, rendering_options: null } }, livemode: false,
locale: null,
metadata: {
orderId: '669187b73737123532d727e9',
userId: '6676de14f01cd0caa0073c6f'
},
mode: 'payment',
payment_intent: 'pi_3PbpVoRpqbf3DcZG0tXFmKD9',
payment_link: null,
payment_method_collection: 'if_required',
payment_method_configuration_details: null,
payment_method_options: { card: { request_three_d_secure: 'automatic' } },
payment_method_types: [ 'card' ],
payment_status: 'paid',
phone_number_collection: { enabled: false },
recovered_from: null,
saved_payment_method_options: null,
setup_intent: null,
shipping_address_collection: null,
shipping_cost: null,
shipping_details: null,
shipping_options: [],
status: 'complete',
submit_type: null,
subscription: null,
success_url: 'http://localhost:3000/thank-you?orderId=669187b73737123532d727e9',
total_details: { amount_discount: 0, amount_shipping: 0, amount_tax: 0 },
ui_mode: 'hosted',
url: null
}```

delicate plover
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it gets cut off, but you should see a payment intent param

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ok. see how this is just an id? payment_intent: 'pi_3PbpVoRpqbf3DcZG0tXFmKD9',

serene root
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payment_intent: 'pi_3PbpVoRpqbf3DcZG0tXFmKD9',

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here is it

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just an id

delicate plover
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You need the charge associated with that payment intent

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then you can assign a variable to its latest_charge

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That's what you pass to the transfer

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Make sense?

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Also, is there a reason you're doing the transfer separately? Why not use destination charges?

serene root
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ok i will test right away

serene root
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every product has its own seller

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i sadly could not find any youtube videos about this topic going in depth

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but is that a bad pracice ?

delicate plover
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really we recommend never doing this unless you have to for some reason

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Most integrations can get away with setting transfer_data on the session and have us take care of the transfer automatically

serene root
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ok

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but

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if i did it with transfer data it will only go to my account right ?

delicate plover
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it works the same

serene root
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how can i spread it to multiple accounts then ?

delicate plover
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Ah do you need to spread it to multiple connect accounts?

serene root
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yep

delicate plover
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transfer_data only supports sending money to 2 accounts: your platform and 1 connect account

serene root
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imagine having an amazon clone

delicate plover
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If you need to split across your platform and several accounts, then it's not possible

serene root
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i take the items from the cart of the user check the seller of each product send the money to them

serene root
delicate plover
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With this way it is

serene root
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am i getting too far with this app ?😅

delicate plover
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Explain to me why you need to transfer to multiple connect accounts though

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Because with amazon, you'd only need to split money between Amazon (platform account) and the 1 seller (the connect account). Not multiple sellers (connect accounts)

serene root
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imagine i wanna buy a ps5 and its controller but each from diffirent seller

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and i checkout for my cart which includes both of them

delicate plover
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oh gotcha. multiple products in 1 session w/ multiple sellers

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ok

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makes sense then

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yeah separate charges and transfers are the right way

serene root
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exactly

delicate plover
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Are you only accepting card payments?

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Or different payment method types

serene root
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only card for now

delicate plover
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ok. just wanted to warn you that you shouldn't use checkout.session.completed if accepting certain other payment method types

serene root
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oh ok
guess i want add anything except paypal
Is it safe ?

delicate plover
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not sure off-hand if paypal is async or not

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I don't think it is

serene root
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OMG

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it worked

delicate plover
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so checkout.session.completed should work for paypal as well

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nice

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it's important to know these caveats for what you're implementing

serene root
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thank u so much i am grateful

delicate plover
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No problem

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If you want to avoid having to do an extra api call to retrieve the payment intent, you could listen to payment_intent.succeeded instead of checkout.session.completed

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That event gives you the full payment intent object, and you can just access its latest_charge param

serene root
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so i can replace the event name ? and everything will be working ?

delicate plover
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The bonus is it also works for async payment methods

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Not exactly

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You receive a payment intent object not a checkout session object

serene root
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oh

delicate plover
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Up to you though. Thought i'd mention it

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Depends whether or not you actually need info from the checkout session object

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If you don't, then you can just listen for the payment intent succeeded event and immediately grab its latest charge without having to do the extra api call

serene root
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yes yes i got u but why there are not many youtube tutorials explaining it ?

delicate plover
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i can't answer that haha

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all of this is in our docs though

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we have guides for these things

serene root
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well well
thank u could never figure it out myself

delicate plover
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No problem. That's why we're here in this discord to assist devs