cryokinesisss-_api

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[floral moss]

Hello, unfortunately we don't have a suggested regex for that situation and I don't think my colleagues will have an idea on this either. When doing a quick look I was able to find something on accepting accented latin characters that you may find helpful but it doesn't discuss specifics of naming conventions across culture and I'm admittedly not sure what should happen for non-latin characters.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20690499/concrete-javascript-regular-expression-for-accented-characters-diacritics

[hazy vine]

Thanks for the link, but can I remove the validation altogether and send any string in the name and hope the bank fails it itself?

          clientSecret,
          {
            payment_method: {
              card: card,
              billing_details: {
                email: userEmail,
                name: name,
              },
            },
          },
        );```

[floral moss]

Cardholder names actually aren't sent to the bank, so the bank's authorization won't be effected by a wrong name

[hazy vine]

Does typing in a name affect anything at all?
It's just that your basic checkout doesn't even ask for a name

[floral moss]

Not from the bank's perspective. They never see what the user types in as their name

Which I think is actually why we don't require it by default. You can pass it in for your own records, but it does not effect the actual conversation with the bank