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sterile mesa
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Hi ๐Ÿ‘‹ what status is the Payment Intent ending up in for these incomplete payments?

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Hm, neither of those requests have a payment_method field in them.

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I'm also not seeing a confirmation request for either of those Payment Intents

vapid vigil
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How can I see if there was a confirmation request or not?

sterile mesa
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By checking your logs. Either your request logs in Stripe, though it's a little tricky because you're looking for the absence of something, or if you have any info in your logs.

vapid vigil
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Okay now I see. Yeah, as a matter of fact the only request that was made was the payment intent creation (in other payments I can see the confirm requests).
This is the confirm request made by the client?

sterile mesa
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From your initial description it sounds like you're likely making that confirmation request client-side, but I don't think I have enough context about your integration to be certain.

vapid vigil
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Yes, the confirmation happens client-side, I just wanted to make sure that we are talking about the same thing.
That seems to be the problem, then. Something is happening and the confirmation is never made. I am not sure if I have any control over it.

sterile mesa
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It's hard to say without looking at your client-side logs to see if anything crashed, but it's definitely possible that the customer closed the page abbruptly which stopped your scripts' execution.

vapid vigil
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Yeah, a lot of things could go wrong. Anyway, thanks for helping out. I know when to emphasize now.