#antoineb_api

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rugged brookBOT
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worthy palm
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Hi, it appears that the payment method used there is a sepa_debit payment method type: https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_Ek7tPIERoMJdFC. This is a delayed payment method, https://docs.stripe.com/payments/sepa-debit/accept--payment and the it is expected that it will be in 'processing' for a period of time.

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mossy marten
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yes! How can I create a PayPal payment intent with a processing status as well to test my implementation?

worthy palm
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Ah, I see what you're asking for now. Since PayPal is an immediate payment no. You would know if it failed or succeeded right away

mossy marten
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But since it's asynchronous, can't I have some processing payments?
Because we turned on async payments.

I read that in the docs :
By default, Stripe only allows synchronous payment methods on PayPal. This guarantees that you receive an immediate notification for the success or the failure of each payment. If you allow asynchronous payment methods, you might encounter delayed notifications for some payments. As a result, you must rely on webhooks to receive notifications about the success or failure of certain payments.

To enable asynchronous payments on PayPal, contact Stripe support.

worthy palm
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For features that is not supported by default you would need to reach out to our support team. Our support team will be able to assist you better than I can: https://support.stripe.com/contact

mossy marten
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Okay! thanks 🙂

worthy palm
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Sure!