#sanders40_deferred-payment
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- sanders40_api, 17 hours ago, 6 messages
Hi there ๐ I think that was suggested as not being recommend because we advise to try to avoid processing a Setup Intent that is immediately followed by processing a payment.
If you're still in the process of building your integration, you can look at our deferred intents flow:
https://docs.stripe.com/payments/accept-a-payment-deferred?platform=web&type=subscription
It lets you collect payment method details via the Payment Element before creating a Subscription. Depending on how precise of an address you want to collect, you can include the Address Element in your integration and use the details collected by that to create/update your Customer object.
Thanks Toby. We've been exploring using the Address Element the last couple days. So then if I'm following the link you sent, we could in theory wait to create the subscription once the customer has clicked the Pay button and we know the zip code entered is what they want to use?
Correct
Well then that sounds like it's perfect for us. I'll explore that flow more today, thanks a lot!
Any time! We'll be around if any more questions come up while you go through that