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hi, looking into this now
from what I can tell this error is particular to the bank used for the transaction. I'd recommend reaching out to our main support channel for more information on why this is occurring https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true
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The error itself isn't really important, I need to recreate it (or similar) on my dev environment so I can handle it, so looking for a way to trigger an ApiErrorException when I call create setupIntent
I see, unfortunately I'm not entirely sure what caused that error. we maintain a set of test account numbers that simulate various scenarios but I'm not sure which would correspond exactly. you could try pm_usBankAccount_riskLevelHighest and see if that matches
Ya I tried that, unfortunately that returns a proper setupIntent and not an error response like we received on production. Sounds like there is not way to test for receiving an error on create SetupIntent, which is unfortunate.
agreed for that particular error. you can try reaching out to main support to see if they have more information on what causes the error and how to simulate it, but I'm not seeing a test scenario for that particular situation