#talterman_best-practices

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trim zodiac
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I"m not sure what you mean by patient signature authorization.

timid oyster
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Sorry by auth I mean charge later for up to a year and set a limit of $300?

trim zodiac
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You can save a card with an understanding with the user that you are going to charge them later on, but that is not the same thing as authorizing a card and charging it later.

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Are you looking to authorize the card and capture it up to a year later? If that's the case, there are some non-public features for businesses that need extended authorization windows (7 days is standard) but I have never heard of an authorization window anything close to one year. Still, you can write in to support at https://support.stripe.com/ to find out more about that.

timid oyster
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Sorry I stated that badly.

We're going to capture the signature and permission ourselves.

I mean saving a card and charging it later. Potentially multiple times as needed for up to a year (or if the patient removes their saved card)

Exact workflow:

  1. Patient initiates card storage process
  2. Views terms explaining: $300 limit, payments made after insurance response, 5-day notification before charges
  3. Enters card details and billing address
  4. Signs authorization agreement
  5. Card stored and can be charged up to $300
trim zodiac
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you just need to specify your terms to your user and make sure they are legal