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• splitrox_checkout-redirect, 4 hours ago, 21 messages

[flint pond]

On my webhook page, i can see this

Do i need to have both options active or just one covers both cases?

[finite flicker]

Hi there

[flint pond]

I understand that there are some cases where is async depending on the payment method

[finite flicker]

Right

checkout.session.completed will be emitted when a customer completes the Session. If the Session resulted in a processed payment (e.g if the Session was in payment mode or subscription mode and the amount was a non-zero amount, you should also receive payment_intent.succeeded and charge.succeeded events for any payments made with a synchronous payment method type (e.g. cards). The event checkout.session.async_payment_succeeded will be emitted as you mentioned, based on the payment method type

[flint pond]

Currently I'm using Checkout create session success_url which is bringing me issues as is not always being called. One of your colleagues suggested to use webhooks. Currently I'm using Ruby on Rails and i have one specific method that i'm receiving all of this information. What do I need to do to have the same thing? Do I need to listen to charge succeed or even payment_intent if i just want to know when the purchase is done?

I see all of this and I find it confusing for my purpose so I'm not sure what I have to do exactly

Right now i have this, just a simple method that is being called and I'm getting the response from Stripe Checkout Session

I'm using this one, if that helps: https://github.com/stripe/stripe-ruby

I was looking to be able to do something very similar or equal to what i'm currently doing, i just want to get notified about the session update so I can do my logic on my side

[finite flicker]

Just taking a step back

I recommend reviewing this if you haven't already: https://docs.stripe.com/webhooks/quickstart

We recommend listening for checkout.session.completed and checkout.session.async_payment_succeeded at a minimum

This guide should also be helpful: https://docs.stripe.com/checkout/fulfillment

[flint pond]

So, to make sure I understand, I need a endpoint secret to validate the authenticity of the call, then I can handle the "event"?

[finite flicker]

Each endpoint has a secret. The secret is auto generated by Stripe. When you receive an event (via a POST to your endpoint from Stripe), your webhook handler logic should double check that the secret included in that request matches the secret

[flint pond]

Also about the checkout.session.completed and checkout.session.async_payment_succeeded

I assume a single payment transaction will only call one of them and not twice correct?

[finite flicker]

I recommend testing this out so you can see it in action

There could be a scenario where you receive both. checkout.session.completed refers to when a customer completes the Session. So, for example, you'll get this event when a customer completes the Session but opted to pay with a US bank account. You may later get checkout.session.async_payment_succeeded when the payment is actually processed

[flint pond]

Oh, i understand, yeah indeed I have to test, quite challenging because I don't think I have payments that get processed later on the testing mode

So I'm not sure what kind of attributes I'm looking for but I'm going to explore

Thank you so much!