#ivain_webhooks
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Hi there
Taking a look
Hmm what do you mean exactly by "when the charge was actually executed"?
Should've used the proper term, sorry.
We are used to receiving charge.succeeded only when the charge is captured, but we're seeing uncaptured PaymentIntents that are firing the charge.succeeded event for the authorization, I assume
Ah okay, let me check.
Yeah no this has always been the behavior... we emit charge.succeeded when the authorization is successful. Then a separate charge.captured Webhook on capture. You can check older example PaymentIntents in your account to confirm.
For instance, I just pulled up: https://dashboard.stripe.com/acct_1BYhGoAm1vHwRIhC/payments/pi_3S5kMCAm1vHwRIhC1kSF23Fi as a random example
Can you tell me more about what makes you think this changed?
Recently our users started reporting payments being marked as succeeded, but no transaction was actually made
We use webhooks to change the status of the payments on our application, and there wasn't any recent change to how we handle them that could explain this symptom. I'd expect this to be happening for a long time now, but we just started seeing reports in the past couple days ๐ค
Hmmm yeah this has been the behavior on our end ~forever
We never waited to emit charge.succeeded
Thanks for checking this so swiftly, I'll see what we need to adjust here on our side 