#yoni_best-practices

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slate mulch
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the thing is that payment links need a price object to be created, which we don't have

stable jungle
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👋 happy to help

slate mulch
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yes, I know that one

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but from what I understand, it creates a dummy product/price behind the screens

stable jungle
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correct

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but you can easily ignore that

slate mulch
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we are creating a stripe URL via an internal API that is called via our end-user billing platform

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(thus in a connect account)

stable jungle
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I'm not sure I understand what you mean

we are creating a stripe URL via an internal API that is called via our end-user billing platform

slate mulch
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sorry, well, we have two scenarios to receive payments for the energy suppliers (our customers) customers';

  • Via the invoice PDF using a QR code (this is a shortened URL which redirects to the stripe checkout sessions page, where verything is prepopulated)
  • Via our enduser portal, with a button TOP-UP (which should also redirect the user to a stripe checkout page, but the user should be able to change the amount he wants to pay)

We're a SAAS platform and thus have a platform account and our users have a connect account

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We are creating checkout sessions via the connect account for scenario one, we now want to implement scenario two

stable jungle
slate mulch
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OK but we'd still need a price ID then or not?

stable jungle
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yes correct

slate mulch
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hmm

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how would I handle this best then, for each stripe connect account set up a dummy price ?

stable jungle
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what type of charges are you processing? Direct or Destination Charges?

slate mulch
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var options = new SessionCreateOptions
{
LineItems = new List<SessionLineItemOptions>
{
new SessionLineItemOptions
{
PriceData = new SessionLineItemPriceDataOptions
{
ProductData = new SessionLineItemPriceDataProductDataOptions()
{
Name = "Manual payment", //TODO!
Description = paymentReference
},
Currency = currency.ToLower(),
UnitAmountDecimal = Math.Round(amount*100), // Stripe expects the amount to be in cents
},
Quantity = 1,
}
},
Mode = "payment",
SuccessUrl = $"{portalUrl}/pay/s?intent_id={paymentIntentId}",
CancelUrl = $"{portalUrl}/pay/c?intent_id={paymentIntentId}",
CustomerEmail = null, // Disable email collection
BillingAddressCollection = "auto", // Optional: collect billing address if needed
AllowPromotionCodes = false, // Disable promotion codes
};

var session = await sessionService.CreateAsync(options, new RequestOptions()
{
StripeAccount = account.ProviderAccountId // Use the Stripe account ID from the provider account
});

This is what I do now for invoice payments

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destination I think, we are not involved in any funds transfer, everything happens between supplier and customer

stable jungle
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ok so this is a Direct Charge

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because you're passing the StripeAccount in the RequestOptions

slate mulch
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yeah idd

stable jungle
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so yes you would need one price by connected account in this case

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you can store the IDs in your own db

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if you want

slate mulch
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hmm 😦

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then I need to make sure when they go through the onboarding, the price is created automatically. Does it need to have any specifics to be created or can I just create something like default_topup_price with default 0 value

stable jungle
slate mulch
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alright

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I have some ideas how to handle this

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I'll get it set up

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thanks for the explanation, I'll adapt my checkout logic!

stable jungle
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sure let me know if you need any more help