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Hey
About the email we just recieved, that statement_descriptor_suffix will be required from 20 november
Hello, I am not immediately familiar with that email. I am looking things up on my side but can you tell me more about what specifically you are trying to do, what your code looks like for this now, and what specific error you are getting when you try to run it?
This is the email:
I'm not entirely sure if this applies to our Stripe solution with checkouts: https://api.stripe.com/v1/checkout/sessions
And I recieve: parameter_unknown
Gotcha, thank you. For checkout there is a special parameter called payment_intent_data for setting things on the underlying payment intent. There are many fields which can be set on the payment intent but wouldn't make sense for a Checkout Session with a subscription or setup intent. So if you set payment_intent_data.statement_descriptor_suffix this should set that field properly for you https://docs.stripe.com/api/checkout/sessions/create#create_checkout_session-payment_intent_data-statement_descriptor_suffix
You can not pass payment_intent_data in subscription mode.
Maybe this does not apply to my setup?
about the email
there is subscription_data but it does not have an SD suffix param. I will consult my colleagues on this and get back to you
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