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pliant granite
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I can't interrupt the purchase process. I need to create a subscription with trial status. At the moment, there are only 2 options. Either the payment is paid or not.

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If 3d confirmation is required, I can't return client secret in some cases

ivory egret
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Hello, can you tell me more about why you can't return the client secret?

pliant granite
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I can't interrupt the purchase process.

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can you give more info how it works?

ivory egret
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How it is intended to work is that your client reaches out to your server and if 3DS is required that is indicated by the server's response

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So it shouldn't be interrupting the process, it should be adding a new branch to what the client does based on how the server responds

pliant granite
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If I answered the frontend, the process is over no?

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the payment should be made in one request.

ivory egret
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No, there are payment methods like cards that sometimes require an extra step and therefore more calls

pliant granite
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If the server responds to something there, the frontend will not be able to return to this event again.

ivory egret
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Right, but this can be a part of the initial response

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When you initiate the payment server side, you can get one of three types of responses: a success, a decline, and that further action is needed

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So just like you tell your client whether the payment succeeded or failed, you can tell the client that further action is needed so that it can call handleNextAction on the intent's secret

pliant granite
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I can make a payment using the payment method or using the c_token. but there must be one request. the requirement to pass 3D secure does not give a successful payment status. This means that a number of actions will not be performed, the old subscription will not be canceled, and a new subscription will not be created.

ivory egret
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I am sorry but I'm not clear on what you are saying here. As noted, it is fully possible to do this flow with only one call to your server. If you can't trigger any additional actions based on what the server says, then you can't use a confirmation token flow and should move to using another one

pliant granite
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ok Question, please bear with me

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Okay, let's say I returned the client secret. What will happen next?

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the payment process will be completed on the frontend.
What should the backend do about it?

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stripe.handleNextAction
What is the exact result of this?

ivory egret
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When you make that call, the 3DS modal shows, after the user completes it the charge will either succeed or get a decline

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Your server can listen to payment_intent.succeeded and payment_intent.payment_failed events to get the result of that. Your client can also try to tell the server whether the payment succeeded, but it is possible for your customer's connection to last just long enough to complete 3DS and then fail to tell your server about it, so listening to webhooks is the best way to guaruntee that you hear about the payment succeeding.