#jackzb-avs

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gaunt solar
buoyant vector
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Hello @gaunt solar

gaunt solar
buoyant vector
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Block if CVC verification fails

does this works directly ?

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i guess this is providing by default but i need to do it for postcode and address also so is it possible to do that ?

gaunt solar
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there's a rule for the postcode check as well

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you should have it on that page I linked

buoyant vector
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yes i show this but what about address ?

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is there any solution for that ?

gaunt solar
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banks generally don't provide a way to check the address so it's not really a thing you can explicitly check

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the link I shared describes all this.

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Address verification (AVS) checks two pieces of information, the postal code and the billing street address. AVS checks determine whether this information matches the billing address on file with the card issuer
what we call the "postcode verification" does include the check on the street address , if the particular bank is supporting checking that during the payment, not all do.

buoyant vector
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so you mean address verification checks is not possible to do ?

gaunt solar
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depends what you mean by "address verification checks"

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as I've said and the docs describe, if you collect a postal code and address, with banks in certain countries we can check with them if the postal code and street address matches what they have on file. If that check doesn't pass, you can configure Stripe to block the payment.

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naturally if the bank doesn't support checking that, there's no way to know if the address matches, but you should still collect it anyway as it's useful to have on file, and it's easier to just collect the same information for all customers.

buoyant vector
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i am capturing this details inside my WP stripe form and i need to validate that with rule so what are the rules i can put it there inside the dashboard ?

peak sundial
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Hey, taking over from @gaunt solar

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As they explained, there's no guarantee that every bank supports verifying a full address. We can only enforce rules that the banks support

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So there may be instances where an invalid address is sent with a payment, but the bank doesn't actually run verification on that data and it'll pass regardless. We can't block everything in those instances