#kirenhunocoly_webhooks
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Hello, we have two questions regarding our integration with Stripe: 1. After a user purchases a product (prod_QJc980FvliPCFh) with a one-time payment, our system needs to receive the payment success event and then authorize the corresponding user. However, our developers have not found the corresponding event. Which event should we use? 2. In our current process as shown in the image, after creating a checkout session and the user successfully pays, we create a Stripe user for them. But there is a small probability event that two users, using the same account on our system, enter the Stripe purchase page, click purchase separately, and both succeed. In this case, will Stripe create two separate accounts?
novel dagger
- After a user purchases a product (prod_QJc980FvliPCFh) with a one-time payment, our system needs to receive the payment success event and then authorize the corresponding user.
What does authorize the corresponding user mean? Do you mean capture the payment?
hrm, i'm guessing that authorizing the corresponding user is your own internal requirements / flow.
Anyway, https://docs.stripe.com/checkout/fulfillment is likely what you would want to go through to understand how to determine that the payment is successful for a Checkout Session.
