#CTC1880-ACH
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I have a test subscription started for one customer. Would I edit the metadata?
Hello, sorry I am a bit stretched out. Looking now!
No worries - thank you!! I also would like to understand if a customer can input their bank account # and routing # for ACH. As opposed to reading the instructions on invoice and contacting bank to send.
Let's go one by one. For the passthrough credit card fees, which fee are you referring to?
And which UI you are using? Checkout or PaymentElements?
The 2.9% + 0.30 cent per transaction fee. So far I have only used the no code invoice creation module. The idea is to send an invoice once annually for each customer.
Could you elaborate on no code invoice creation module? Do you create Invoice directly from Stripe Dashboard?
Yes, that is correct.
Hmm I don't think that's possible with Dashboard. You only can specify 1 price
You could create 2 Invoice for them, one for Card and one for ACH, then effectively communicate with them to choose either of 2 Invoices, but I guess it's not so clean
The only reason I am using dashboard is because I just started this process. Happy to use another module that fits my needs. Do you have a recommendation?
PaymentElements or Checkout?
Yeah I am looking at them, but unfortunately we generally don't have the flexible option of switching price based on PaymentMethod
In most of integration path, you would need to specify a fixed Price, and let customer choose from various of PaymentMethods
(It is kind of standard pattern) Shops don't often changing the prices based on PM. It could save an amount of sale but could hurt your overall sales numbers, since many customer prefer CC
Understood on the economics of the issue. Is it possible to have dynamic pricing based on PaymentMethod?
I mean, if you want to persuade down this path, I can think of
- Asking your customer which PM they want to choose beforehand. Ie a Page with 2 select option (card/ACH)
- After knowing exactly the PM, decide the price amount, then process to either Stripe Checkout or Stripe Element or display to them "Please wait for an Invoice" and create Invoice under the hood that you are doing
Hope it makes sense 🙂
Yes, the solution makes sense, but was hoping for more user-friendly solution, you know? Thank you for your help tonight!