#nickdnk-payment-failed
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Hey, does that mean your customer's payment failed but they have confirmed with their issuer bank, and the bank said nothing wrong?
That's weird, the bank is the one refusing the payment. Let me TAL
I told them that maybe it's a "foreign transaction limit" that the bank might not be aware of since we're a national company
But Stripe deducts from Ireland AFAIK
I've had that issue multiple times at least
Oh that request failed with "insufficient funds"
I know, they all do
When this happens
But I can assure you the card has sufficient funds
Was that a debit card?
That request is telling VISA (the Card Network) declined with
The bank returned the decline code `insufficient_funds`
So, the bank should know the reason, as they are the one declining the transaction. Either the customer was wrong thinking they have sufficient funds, or the bank had some issue
It's probably the foreign transaction limit again
That triggers that error
I told them to message the bank again
Just wanted to hear if maybe there was something else I could do
I know this is probably not something you can do anything about; but having more descriptive decline codes would be helpful. I get insufficient funds a lot when that's not the case
Just to clarify, from where you are thinking it's a foreign transaction limit? Some Stripe doc?
From the bank
They impose foreign limits of typically around 4000 dollars per month
for regular cards
To prevent fraud I presume
Well if the bank say that, they should know if this falls into that category .... Hmm
This bank did not say that, but in my experience this is the issue when this happens
so maybe the person at the bank is unaware of this limit
ah okie
Does this happen with a particular bank, and you see similar case before within that bank?
I'll see what they say. I suggested to my client that they ask about this speficially
There could be a lot of issuer bank
Yeah this is pretty typical for Danish banks
My own bank does it as well
Once stuck in france and couldn't pay for anything even though I had plenty of funds
Don't understand this
I meant, there could be different banks, as each customer can have their own bank.
I know, but we don't have that many
most use the same 2-3 banks
Not a very big country
Yeah I guess letting the customer ask their bank is the most ideal way to know. To add to the context, we have seen similar ask from merchants, all comes to the conclusion that the issuer bank declined and they should know the reason