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near turret
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Hey there can you share the snippet where you try to call this and the exact error?

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Do you have other usage of Stripe.js that is working and just this piece is not doing what you expect, or is this the only usage of Stripe.js?

uncut cobalt
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@near turret in this code I just have a button component running the handleClick function and the token var passed in is a valid clientSecret I'm getting from server-side. I'm hard coding the billing details just so I can see this function work

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near turret
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Code snippets are preferred but that works

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And whats the undefined error?

uncut cobalt
near turret
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hmm this is why i'm surprised you say other stuff works

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it doesnt looks like you're handling the Promise from loadStripe (with eg await or a .then() to get the result)

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loadStripe returns a promise that resolves to a stripe.js instance, not the instance itself

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so eg you can do const stripe_instance = await loadStripe(pk)

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otherwise you're trying to access collectBankAccountForPayment on the promise itself, which is not defined

uncut cobalt
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    stripe_instance = await loadStripe(process.env.stripePublicKeyPMIC)
    stripe_instance.collectBankAccountForPayment({
    clientSecret: token,
    params: {
      payment_method_type: 'us_bank_account',
      payment_method_data: {
        billing_details: {
          name: "John Doe",
          email: "ale.toc@emails.com",
        },
      },
    },
    expand: ['payment_method'],
  })
  .then(({paymentIntent, error}) => {
    if (error) {
      console.log("made it to err");
      console.error(error.message);
      // PaymentMethod collection failed for some reason.
    } else {
      console.log("made it to not err");
      console.log(paymentIntent);
    }
  });
  };```
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this is what I'm trying now and the error is:

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oh fixed it by using const, nevermind

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new error is complaining that the secret string is incorrect, so what I was feeding it was pi_3SGLTHJHVyuda2Tn0TyD1Znd_secret_oVNDl4yvOccZI5Y0fI4nY6O6j, do I need to truncate this string to not include the payment intent id, or do I need to use a totally different string here?

near turret
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No that's the correct format, the full client_secret from the payment intent

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What is the error telling you is wrong with it?

uncut cobalt
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IntegrationError: Invalid value for stripe.collectBankAccountForPayment: clientSecret should be a client_secret string. You specified: {"token":"pi_3SGLTHJHVyuda2Tn0TyD1Znd_secret_oVNDl4yvOccZI5Y0fI4nY6O6j"}.

near turret
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ok, you passed an object

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you need to unwrap that

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so maybe try: clientSecret: token.token based on the code and the error

uncut cobalt
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Ok! token.token worked! Thank you so much for your help here, this has been a thorn in my side lately so I appreciate it a lot

near turret
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NP!