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Hi there
Hi @restive lotus
You want to use the two-step approach here which is described in these docs: https://docs.stripe.com/payments/build-a-two-step-confirmation
Then you can inspect the details about the card before actually charging
I need more time to review this but is the idea with the two step approach still that we'd match against a list of ISO country codes or does this somehow break out the amounts in a different way than you're other responses?
Oh yeah you would still have your logic based on the country codes.
Maybe I misunderstood your original question
This approach would allow you to know the country of the card prior to actually charging it.
So if you want to pass fees on to the buyer based on international card you could do so.
The goal is to know prior to charging when to apply the 1.5% international CC fees with the Payment Element and Express Checkout Element. Is there a list of which countries have the 1.5% fee applied?
Ah gotcha. Any country that isn't relevant to the account that is being used as the Merchant of Record.
So with Connect here you would need to know the country of the Connected Account.
Ok I've at least got something to try. This will work with Link as well? FWIW it would be great if Stripe broke out the fees and provided more detail.
Hi hi! I’m going to be taking over for my colleague here. Sounds like you've got some next steps here, which is great.
Will this work for Link? That's a great question. Gimme a sec to dig.
(I'm almost sure it's "yes" but I'd like to be more than almost sure for you)
Great thank you