#sweet-snuss_error
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Hi there
ach is our legacy payment method type for ACH Debit and we rebuilt ACH as us_bank_account in our newer flow on PaymentIntents and PaymentMethods. Can you tell me exactly where you are seeing ach here?
in the tooltip in visual studio about the class. They come up first (alphabetically) so it's confusing. I sorted it out with the bank account thing. This was just a bug/inconvenience report for the next guy.
when the exception gets thrown it says "hint, the thing you want is deprecated" but the exception still lists the "ach" functions as acceptable
removal of any ach reference would just be easier
Ah okay I see, happy to report feedback internally on that so we can get it improved. Thanks for letting us know!
Stripe.StripeException: Invalid payment_settings[payment_method_types][0]: must be one of ach_debit, acss_debit, amazon_pay, au_becs_debit, bacs_debit, bancontact, boleto, card, cashapp, customer_balance, eps, fpx, giropay, grabpay, ideal, kakao_pay, konbini, kr_card, link, multibanco, naver_pay, p24, payco, paynow, paypal, promptpay, revolut_pay, sepa_debit, sofort, us_bank_account, or wechat_pay (Hint: The feature you are trying to use is deprecated.)
at Stripe.StripeClient.ProcessResponse[T](StripeResponse response) in /_/src/Stripe.net/Infrastructure/Public/StripeClient.cs:line 153
thats the exception