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- alex-dietz_api, 9 minutes ago, 5 messages
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So py_ objects are non-card Charges. If you want to retrieve that Charge you can just use the 'Retrieve a Charge' api endpoint: https://docs.stripe.com/api/charges/retrieve
And the Charge will have a reference to the PaymentIntent at Charge.payment_intent
but how can I retrieve the charge if I dont have the id?
You mentioned in your initial question that you have a list of py_abc objects. Is that correct?
py_ objects are Charges, but from non-card payment methods
so you can use those with the "Retrieve a Charge" endpoint
I don't think its in the public docs but there's a Stackoverflow post where its discussed here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71347993/where-is-paymentpy-api-doc-in-stripe