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floral otter
Hi! Looking into this now.
I know that Mastercard is the most permissive with when they will grant extended authorization, so that makes sense that of the four you're getting 30 days from them
Digging for more details now
You can see in our public docs that each network has different criteria for when they will offer extended auth, and as of right now my suspicion is that the others are denying extended auth due to the "Merchant Category" criteria.
https://docs.stripe.com/payments/extended-authorization?platform=web&ui=elements#availability-by-card-network-and-merchant-category
As the docs specify, this is a "request" for extended auth that is determined by card networks, so your integration should always be prepared to handle shorter authorization windows, even if you're usually getting 30 day windows.