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Hi! excellent username, btw.
Hello thank you!
So in the response body for your payment intent creation request you can see twint is in the list of payment method types: https://dashboard.stripe.com/acct_19sH6VHAuKxNQma4/test/logs/req_SO46lGdCDZhqpF
This means that it is correctly enabled and available for this payment intent
If you're not seeing it in the payment element, then yeah it's likely an ip restriction
Many local payment methods have ip restrictions as well
Excellent. do you have any recommendations as far as testing?
i feel like there's a chrome dev tools hack to change your location, but that's not your IP. i guess i can get a cheap VPN if that's the recommended route for testing.
is there a sneaky override in the PaymentElement to bypass the IP check? how do normal people test stuff for a country they don't reside in? ๐น
is that what Stripe devs do when they're working on non-local "local" payment methods? i imagine there's some tools and levers that I don't have access to...
So actually we have https://docs.stripe.com/sdks/stripejs-testing-assistant
That allows you to change the customer country
However you'll need to use at least our Clover API version to test this with Payment Intents