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weary knoll
It's because the code is setting setup_future_usage: 'on_session' which a ton of PMs don't support: https://docs.stripe.com/payments/payment-methods/payment-method-support#additional-api-supportability
So those PMs are filtered out automatically as they don't meet the criteria of the request. Looks like it's set here: https://github.com/HiEventsDev/Hi.Events/blob/develop/backend/app/Services/Domain/Payment/Stripe/StripePaymentIntentCreationService.php#L69
devout karma
Hi @weary knoll , thanks for the help!
That make sense. I will contact the Hi.Events developer and extend this question. Thank you
weary knoll
np!
In reality, on_session makes no sense. If anything, they should set it to off_session but then there'll still be certain PMs that are filtered out
It can be set at a per PM level, like cards only for example: https://docs.stripe.com/api/payment_intents/create#create_payment_intent-payment_method_options-card-setup_future_usage
So yeah, maybe advise them of that or they can come here and speak to us for help 🙂
devout karma
Thank you! Is this also why it appears on the checkout screen "By continuing, you allow [company name] to charge future payments from your card in accordance with their terms"? Because this is something that I don't to appear as it is not my intention and I'm afraid it will scare off customers
weary knoll
Yes, exactly