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[deft sky]

The IP address of the customer viewing the webpage is considered

So if you are in GB, then that could explain it

Also country isn't a param that you can pass to elements afaik

Currency is

[ebon beacon]

Correct - but you can pass default values to a payment element.
I'm working in angular rn, so using ngx-angular as the conduit between angular and stripe.js

protected readonly elementsOptions = computed<StripeElementsOptions>(() => ({
        mode: "payment",
        amount: this.amount(),
        currency: this.currency().toLowerCase(),
        appearance: {
            //...
        },
        loader: "auto",
    }))

protected readonly paymentElementOptions = computed<StripePaymentElementOptions>(() => ({
        defaultValues: {
            billingDetails: {
                email: this.email(),
                address: {
                    country: this.countryISO().toUpperCase(),
                },
            },
        },
        layout: {
            type: "accordion",
            radios: false,
            defaultCollapsed: false,
            spacedAccordionItems: true,
        },
        // ... other general options
    }))

If it's using IP to determine country and assuming that is the billing country, it's problematic given this could differ from the payment billing details

Which may mean I can't use a deferred workflow for this, and require the PI's client secret to help me decide on the payment methods

Or, I guess I could just throw some client-side logic into it for basic validation?

[deft sky]

IP doesn't select billing address/country

How payment methods are shown/available is complicated and depends on the individual payment method types. But IP address/physical location is the biggest determining factor