#KarlS-Cardholder-Name
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Where is the balance transaction coming from? Can you send me the ID of a balance transaction that you are interested in?
it is an API request. Here is a balance txn id
txn_3Ji0NiG30Vl6ne6N0l5WodUJ
I'm also calling ChargeService with a chargeid.
PSEUDO:
- get balance object with txn_id
- get charge object with chargeid (from balance obj source)
- get customer object with customer id (from charge object customer)
Still working on the @zinc grail ?
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Yes I am. Looking at that transaction. And to be clear why are you starting from the balance transaction here?
we capture it in an older backend that we have... we are reverse looking up payment details that we haven't captured.
PSEUDO:
- fetch all transactions from Stripe
- compare to payments we've captured using transaction id
Previous developers did a crappy job saving this information..
Gotcha. Not saying what you did was incorrect, just was getting a better picture here.
- Add a payment in out system where we are missing the original transaction...
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no problem.
So that transaction has a charge and the charge has a customer ID. You should be able to do that lookup. Are you not seeing the charge on the transaction or the customer on the charge?
so I need the card info: name, address, city, state, zip.
would imagine I won't be able to get the cvc, but that is ok.
as I expand each of these objects in code I do not see card holder name anywhere.
..and nothing under customer (previous developers do not create a customer what so ever, that just comes by default with the only information filled in is the customer email)
Drilling into the objects related to that balance transaction, I'm not seeing name or address either. It looks like that information wasn't provided for this particular card.
that is the answer... it just isn't there.
i'm looking at my dashboard and also don't see it.
the other info we collect is a token id.
example: tok_1JuTkOG30Vl6ne6Nn4Ya2X6D
I can do without it.. but do we know what that is?
Tokens are the objects we use to collect/represent sensitive info such as a bank account or a card.
https://stripe.com/docs/api/tokens
Complete reference documentation for the Stripe API. Includes code snippets and examples for our Python, Java, PHP, Node.js, Go, Ruby, and .NET libraries.
ok, gotcha. that is all I needed. thank you.
Awesome, happy to help!
Happy holidays. bye.