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Hi there
You're saying you want to unify card present and card-not-present payments with the same real-world card? I think they should share a fingerprint
yes exactly, we are using the fingerprint for matching card present and card-not-present transaction histories.
the question I'm asking is whether we can get the PAN from the stripe physical test card so we can QA this feature?
I don't know if they have a real PAN - I'm sorry but I'm still not clear on why you want the PAN?
so we can make a purchase on stripe terminal using the physical test card, and then subsequently make a purchase on our web page using the same card and ensure that we were successfully able to marry the transaction histories of that payment method
I don't think you need the PAN for that though - you should be able to create a card-present PaymentIntent with setup_future_usage: "off_session" and then you'll get a generated_card in the response that you can use to create and confirm a PaymentIntent with
our app doesn't support saving the card number for reuse, though, we're just doing this to keep track of purchase history
(so there's no way i can have our tester go through this functionality you've linked using the app as if they were a customer)
Yeah I don't see another way to test this
alrighty, thanks
I'm digging to see if I can find anything about it but I assume there's a reason we don't print a PAN on the card, which is likely that we make one up when needed
it does return the same last 4 each time we use it: 9969
can you give me an example test payment with that card?
sorry misremembered the last 4, it's 9969, updated above. here's an example: pi_3T6OogC1LluJiuYa1Z5iIwjs
There's not really a way for me to tell you what that card's number is, unfortunately
ok thanks for checking. maybe we can try with apple pay, where we can use a real card in test mode