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- sebastian-flow_api, 2 days ago, 14 messages
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lucid otter
Hi there 👋 I see you're using the stripeAccount header to create the Payment Intent on a Connected Account. Are you also initializing your client-side code using stripeAccountId so it's initialized against the same Connected Account where you created the intent?
https://docs.stripe.com/connect/direct-charges?platform=react-native#stripe-initialization
fluid kestrel
Toby, not sure, let me check that very quickly
I am not doing that. This is a marketplace so all users can buy from different sellers.
@lucid otter
lucid otter
That's why the intent isn't being found then. That means your client-side code is initializing against your Platform account, and the Payment Intent you're specifying won't exist there.
fluid kestrel
I might need to hook that with Redux and change it for each connected account...
Not sure if that will work
@lucid otter is it a common practice to update this value? The link you provided would not work for a marketplace as I am interpreting it. How do I sell products from different sellers?
lucid otter
Why wouldn't it work? You don't need to initialize Stripe until it's time for payment, and at that point you'd know the seller right?
Taking a step back, in your customer experience, do your cusotmers primarily interact with your sellers (in which case Direct Charges are likely the best path), or is the customer experience that they're interacting with your Platform/marketplace (in which case Destination Charges are probably a better fit)?
fluid kestrel
I will have to move the StripeProvider then to the view. I was using it at root level. Wrapping the app component.
@lucid otter they interact with the sellers directly.
lucid otter
Gotcha, then I'd recommend continuing down the Direct Charges flow, and adapt your client-side code accordingly..
lucid otter
Any time!