#nebulon - sepa
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AFAIK SEPA only supports Euro presentment, so you'd need to convert that pricing into eur for SEPA payments
https://stripe.com/docs/payments/sepa-debit
Presentment currency
EUR
Can you share an example failing request?
how would I setup a subscription in that case?
the subscription has a plan with pricing in USD
I don't have a standalone working example outside the node app
essentially we have one pricing (which is in USD) for simplicity for all customers, but then some want to use SEPA since they can't use a credit card
You would need to set up a price in eur for that, then
that is sad, since then I have to deal with currency conversion myself, while for credit cards this is automatic
ah one more question here then, since this was an issue in the past, if a customer was charged in one currency, it was not possible to charge in another with a different subscription. Is this still the case?
by customer, I mean a stripe customer object
SEPA only supports Euro payments, so it's necessary to provide that information to indicate how much should be charged. (Direct currency conversion at current exchange rate is not always the price you'd want to use)
ok, well this is what we use for years now just through credit cards, but looks like it can't be done through sepa then
not ideal, since then we have to deal with currency conversion on our invoicing/accounting side of things
do you know if google pay and apple pay support charging in USD for european companies?
Yes, subscriptions can only be in a single currency: https://stripe.com/docs/billing/customer#payment
(One-time payments can be in many)
We're aware of this pain point from lots of feedback and are looking at ways to improve it 🙂
ok good to know, so we have to work around this on our side then. Thanks
Apple and Google pay function as cards, and should have the same behaviour
ie, you can present other currencies which will settle according to your account configuration
then I guess I will try to integrate those instead, to cover more users