#mattmiller_unexpected
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frozen phoenix
Hello
You are using Card Element here or Payment Element?
Overall, I think this language is still technically correct -- it is indicating that you have collected the customer's card details and you can charge them again without them entering card details or necessarily confirming those details. The concept of "on_session" really relates to whether your customer will be present to handle next actions or not if required.
jolly estuary
I see. So, there's no way I can control that added verbiage to differentiate these cases for the user?
Let me confirm which element I'm using...
frozen phoenix
If you are using Payment Element then you can disable the terms from being shown via https://docs.stripe.com/js/elements_object/create_payment_element#payment_element_create-options-terms-card and then show your own custom terms language instead.