#abc_best-practices

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mighty swan
silver kiln
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hi there!

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what's your question?

mighty swan
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Hello

I’m trying to achieve this(see picture above) but I’m a bit confused about the correct approach to achieve this setup efficiently.

silver kiln
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the main way to achieve this:

  • save the payment method on the platform
  • then clone that payment method on each connected account
  • and charge the payment method on each connected account
    this way the customer can see on their bank statement multiple payments, each from different the connected accounts
mighty swan
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Yes, I’ve checked this out and seems the right way to do it.
Another thing I’m curios about is how will this be connected to the client side(frontend)
Like what are the steps

  1. At what step do I create the customer account
  2. At what step do I create the setup intent
    And so on for next steps

Do I need to create my own forms, with my own logic or are any Stripe Elements for this?

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Oh, I got it now

silver kiln
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that's up to you. you can create them at the last minute, when the customer is placing their order. or earlier in the flow.

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and you can use Payment Element or Checkout Session to save the payment method.

mighty swan
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Ok.
Thanks you for your clarification and help.

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Much appreciated