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lament marlinBOT
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broken steppe
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Additionally, we have customers that have Early Fraud Warning, is there a way to check that via Stripe API? Anything of that sort would be extremely helpful for us

raven houndBOT
half grail
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Hi there ๐Ÿ‘‹ when you referred to a blocked payment, is that one being blocked by a Radar rule that you have configured?

broken steppe
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Yes

half grail
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Gotcha, for the blocked payments it's a bit tricky, because the Payment Intent's status don't reflect if one of their attempts was blocked or declined. That's so the Payment Intent can still be used to attempt the payment again.

I think the better approach here will to be look at the Charge objects for the Customer, you can list those with this endpoint:
https://docs.stripe.com/api/charges/list
Those can have a status set to failed to indicate they weren't successful:
https://docs.stripe.com/api/charges/object#charge_object-status

I'm double checking whether we have a good field to look at to specifically identify if the Charge failed because it was blocked by Radar.

broken steppe
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thank you! failed is also helpful. In the stripe dashboard, i see blocked as a different status than failed, so if you do find anything to differentiate, thatd be great

half grail
broken steppe
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thank you so much toby! this is exactly what i was looking for. We'll try this out