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honest sun
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Hi ๐Ÿ‘‹ no, our flows will ensure the general formatting of the number is correct, but can't validate the number points to an existing acocunt.

quaint rover
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Sure thanks for the info

honest sun
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Any time!

quaint rover
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In one of our old implementations we used token api to create token using iban and create sepa direct debit source to validate IBAN. If one of this method throws error then we identified as IBAN validation failure.

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This is somehow very old implementation and we source API is going to deprecate soon hence I need to get rid of it

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Thats why I am looking for a alternative solution here

sage relic
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In our current flows the IBAN is validated as part of the intent confirmation process. Have you looked much in to what your process will look like with setup intents or payment intents?

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To be clear just asking so I'm not explaining stuff you already know

quaint rover
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Yes we already use payment intents But I havent check the IBAn validation through this process
May be I can test this out. If it is working then I can get rid of this old logic

sage relic
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Yeah if you use an incorrect IBAN that last confirm call should give you an error in some way. If you test that in test mode and see some other behavior I can look further in to it