#jmschp_sources-payment-methods
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muted lantern
Hello 👋
Do you have an example Payment Intent ID I can review?
regal glen
pi_2Rw32D2ALfsUTznj1OVEkDoK
muted lantern
The source property is the one populated because the default payment method for the customer involved here is a non Payment Method type. E.g. card_
Even though that is saved as the default_payment_method, any Card object card_ is a Source not a Payment Method
All payment methods start with pm_
muted lantern
To be clear, everything will "just work" but you will need to check the source property which I understand can be a pain to remember when processing webhook events or doing similar code-based operations
You can use them as a payment_method when you create payment intents. We describe this here
But this Invoice was generated by Stripe automatically so our system fell back to legacy behavior
muted lantern
Happy to help 🙂
regal glen
one more thing
So if I run Stripe::PaymentMethod.retrieve('card_GAVLXpggRzXBfS') does it return a Payment method as well?
regal glen
But the ID will be card_GAVLXpggRzXBfS, right?
muted lantern
The Payment Method object returned will have a top level ID that starts pm_. but it will include the Card object with the card_ ID in the card property
regal glen
ok
It is weired that in the dashboard we only see the ID card_
muted lantern
Yeah we don't have much insight into what powers the Dashboard here. we focus on developers coding integrations with Stripe APIs.
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