#javier-1234_installments-api-endpoints
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- javier-1234_api, 4 days ago, 33 messages
- javier-1234_api-account-support, 4 days ago, 9 messages
is it the only option, or is there a way to query without creating payment intent, perhaps through the bin?
It's the only option
can i use this endpoint? https://api.stripe.com/v1/installments/plans/available
I don't think that endpoint exists. Where are you seeing references to it?
That's just used by stripe.js
Not in our api spec: https://docs.stripe.com/api
Not callable by you
In the documentation you sent me it indicates that I should already send the payment method, but we want to implement a functionality that if the user is entering a new card we indicate that this card is suitable for MSI, that endpoint that sends it consults it by bin but I can't find it in the documentation
Yeah there isn't such an endpoint that you can call
for each query if a card is suitable for MSI, do I have to create a new payment intent or can it be reused?
With all that has been discussed, I understand that the only flow to know if a card is suitable for msi:
1.- use the payment method of a created one, or if it is new, we must create it.
2.- with the payment method id we must create the payment intent, to know the available months of msi for that card.
3.- if the user wants to try with another card, we must create a new payment method, and that id updates the payment intent so that we can know if it is suitable for msi.
Limitations:
- Force to always create payment method to check if it is suitable for msi.
- the process will be slow, because we must create payment method and update payment intent to know if it is suitable
for msi
can you confirm if it is correct
That's correct
They do not
Would I have problems if I wanted to use the endpoint that is not public? https://api.stripe.com/v1/installments/plans/available
I am interested in this functionality of consulting by bin
You cannot use that endpoint
What would be the reason or limitation?
It's not a public endpoint
ok, at web level will it be possible to obtain the bin?