mounika_customer-sources-list

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[ember portal]

Yes those calls have a limit parameter that can be set as high as 100 https://docs.stripe.com/api/payment_methods/customer_list#list_customer_payment_methods-limit

I am not finding the specific link for the sources list API but if you pass that limit parameter it should give you a longer list back

[chilly steeple]

But in this java object PaymentSourceCollection sources = Customer.retrieve(customerId).getSources() how can i set the limit using java

[ember portal]

Ah I was mistaken about which API call was being made here. That call is retrieving a customer and expanding its sources field. Unfortunately that only supports up to 10 sources. https://docs.stripe.com/api/customers/object#customer_object-sources

Though I think on the call that you make to list more sources you should be able to specify a higher limit. Looking in to what that would look like

[chilly steeple]

Okay Got it, Thanks

[ember portal]

I am still looking in to this. I haven't been able to find an API call to do this. I will ask my colleagues and get back to you.

[median knot]

Hi 👋

I'm stepping in as my colleague needs to go.

Unfortunately you cannot specify more than 10 sources when you retrieve them in this fashion, since you are expanding the sources in a Retrieve call to the Customer API.

You will need to make the first call to retrieve the Customer and a second call to retrieve the sources associated with that customer.

This might look like the following:

CustomerRetrieveParams customerParams =
      CustomerRetrieveParams.builder()
        .addExpand("sources")
        .build();


    Customer customer = Customer.retrieve("cus_123", customerParams, null);

    PaymentSourceCollectionListParams sourcesCollectionParams =
      PaymentSourceCollectionListParams.builder()
        .setObject("card")
        .build();

    PaymentSourceCollection collection = customer.getSources().list(sourcesCollectionParams);