#master-yoda_api
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vestal dove
Let me know if you need more details 🙂 I appreciate any help you can provide!
limber otter
hello! if you reach out to Stripe Support - https://support.stripe.com/contact, they'll be able to advise you on that! I don't really have much context about the statement descriptor change that you're referring to unfortunately
vestal dove
I don't know if this can help, but we received this email today:
Hello,
Starting 30 November 2024, statement descriptors for card payments made via the PaymentIntents and Checkout Sessions APIs will be required to include the statement descriptor prefix that you’ve set in your Stripe account settings. This prefix must clearly indicate your business name or DBA.
What this means for you
To accommodate this change, we’ve added the statement_descriptor_suffix parameter. After 30 November 2024, you’ll need to use statement_descriptor_suffix on card payments to define any characters that you’d like to appear alongside the prefix to form your dynamic statement descriptor.
It will not be possible to add a dynamic statement descriptor to a card payment using the statement_descriptor parameter. As an alternative, you can omit the parameter entirely so that only the static prefix will be used.
Note that this change will only affect card payments made via the PaymentIntents and Checkout Sessions APIs when using a dynamic statement descriptor. If your integration does not set the statement_descriptor parameter at the time of payment, there’s no action required of you.
See our docs for more guidance on using statement descriptors.
If you have any questions, please visit our support site. We’re here to help.
— The Stripe team
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If your integration does not set the statement_descriptor parameter at the time of payment, there’s no action required of you.
it looks like you don't have to do anything since you mentioned you are not using this parameter