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shrewd meadow
hi! right now that's not something we support in PaymentElement.
we do have plans to eventually make this "only accept certain cards" a first-class feature and there might be betas that help if you reach out to your contacts if you have any or ask in a support ticket
the other alternatives are to not use PaymentElement and use older/legacy components like CardNumberElement that don't have their own brand icon component, but that's not something I can recommend doing
heady cargo
Hello @shrewd meadow thank you for answering me. So if I understand correctly you are already working on this feature? Do you have ETA when it will be available?
shrewd meadow
no I do not
heady cargo
Ok. So at this moment I could just use https://docs.stripe.com/payments/build-a-two-step-confirmation to validate card brand on the backend? And maybe there is a way to hide icons in the card number input with some css settings?
shrewd meadow
there's no way to hide them when using the PaymentElement, no
if you want to block cards then yes the two-step deferred flow lets you inspect the PaymentMethod and show an error based on card.brand yep, that's one way to do this. But you can't customise the brands shown in the PaymentElement