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Hi there 👋 can you tell me a bit more about what is being referred to by "basic integration"?
I can paste in the email they received.
We’re reaching out because you have accepted payments in the past 90 days using Basic Integration, an old version of Stripe’s in-app payment surface. Basic Integration will be removed from our iOS, Android and React Native SDKs on November 4, 2024. If you no longer use the Basic Integration in your app, you can disregard this email.
Where did that email come from? I've not heard the term "basic integration" before.
me neither 🙂
it came from notifications@stripe.com
subject line was [Important] Upgrade to the Mobile Payment Element to continue receiving SDK updates
Hm, my best guess offhand is that means you're collecting payment method details in your own form and are passing those directly to us, rather than using the Mobile Payment Element (Payment Sheet) to collect those details.
is there any way to look up which payments triggered the notification? that's been the puzzling part--I don't think they were using this integration in the first place so it's mysterious why it happened.
I was trying to think on that, but am not readily coming up with a good way to find those. Especially since I'm not exactly sure what type of objects you would have been creating and what integration pattern would have been used.
The only thing coming to mind is to maybe try looking through the logs in your Stripe account, though I don't think any will be flagged in any way to indicate they triggered that notification:
https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs
If you know what type of objects and the pattern used to create/update those, you can narrow those logs down based on API endpoint.
Sign in to the Stripe Dashboard to manage business payments and operations in your account. Manage payments and refunds, respond to disputes and more.
Like if you were creating Charges and providing raw payment details when doing so, you could filter to the charge creation requests. But it's also possible those details were provided in a request outside of the creation one.
ok, I appreciate your time! thanks for the pointers.