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primal pilotBOT
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alpine grotto
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Payment Element supports redirect and direct payment methods. return_url is needed for redirect payment method such that the customer can be redirected to after making successful payment at the payment method page, e.g. PayPal.

For non-redirect payment method, you will be able to receive response in stripe.confirmPayment() which can then find paymentIntent object for its status

spare spruce
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thanks, if i use stripe.confirmPayment() do i just keep looping through it until I get either an error ot success?

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as it stands now, when i enter the payment card details and hit submit I have no idea what is actually being done.

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does stripe.confirmPayment() initialise the payment process?

alpine grotto
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No loop is required. If the payment is completed for non-redirect payment method, there will be a response from stripe.confirmPayment() with payment intent details

stripe.confirmPayment() should be called after the customer enters the card details and clicks the payment button

spare spruce
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awesome, thankyou so much. i'll try this. i'm migrating from braintree dropin so its all a little fuxxy atm