#bwurtz_invoice-refund
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- bwurtz999_api, 1 day ago, 6 messages
radiant glade
*this is assuming the invoice has already been paid
boreal halo
@radiant glade the easiest is to do this through the PaymentIntent. But alternatively you can use CreditNotes otherwise: https://docs.stripe.com/invoicing/integration/programmatic-credit-notes
bwurtz_invoice-refund
radiant glade
I've never heard of credit notes
What are the pros and cons of each method? Why do credit notes exist if refunding the payment intent is easier?
boreal halo
CreditNotes usually come with compliance rules and strict accounting rules. I don't know much about the why sorry, I focus more on the API existing.
I'd recommend reading that doc end to end to figure out if it fits your needs!
radiant glade
OK thank you!