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dusk sequoia
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👋 happy to help

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I'm not sure I understand

leaden mason
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let me elaborate: I have a SaaS product, and use Stripe to handle subscriptions. So far they can select a subscription plan, pay and have access to the features of the plan. They can view their invoices, change plan and cancel the subscription. Now, I would like to enable them to update their payment method. I am thinking the best way with my integration is to use a Stripe Element (paymentElement applicable?) and update the payment method, without charging anything. The most relevant case is if their card gets declined for insufficient funds or expiration. In that case a webhook catches it, notifies them, and they should be able to update the payment method.

dusk sequoia
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in that case you would need to use a SetupIntent

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and then once it's attached to the customer you can update the default payment method of the subscription

gaunt thistleBOT
leaden mason
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okay, I'll look into that. Can I use a paymentElement? elements.create("payment", { ... ?

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