#devangbhuva97 - latency
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Can you share your account id ? You can find your account id by logging in to https://dashboard.stripe.com/settings/account. It'll be in the upper right hand corner and looks like acct_123 and the specific request that you feel is taking too much time?
this isn't something which you would be able to check on your end, but I can help take a look to see if there's anything odd
Do you want to our stripe account id or customer stripe account id?
stripe account id where the request is coming from
acct_19d70eAiXTXiSTir
which API request is taking a while? do you have an example request id?
gimme a while to take a look and I'll get back to you
sure
since this is going to take a while to look into, are you alright with writing in to support https://support.stripe.com/contact/? I'll pick up your ticket and will reply once i'm done looking into this
@gaunt bear it's complusry to write in to support?
i don't know how long it would take me and i don't really want you to wait around without a specific end time when you could be doing something else
It's fine for me - I can wait here
When you will complete your investigation, put here
alright, will reply to you here once i'm done!
Sure.. thanks @gaunt bear
@scenic raven the latency for the subscription creation is still within the average range.
The reason why the PaymentIntent update is taking so long is because there're multiple integrations/applications attempting to access the customer involved in the Subscription, at the same time that your application attempting to update the related PaymentIntent description on this connected account (acct_19d70eAiXTXiSTir) - this causes a lock contention on the related objects which slows things down. There really isn't a great solution here because you can't control how/when the other integrations/applications access the related objects to that PaymentIntent.