#GiovanniV-3DS

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plain crypt
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Hello 👋
Juggling between a few threads at the moment
Give me a few to catch up 🙂 thanks

sweet flicker
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thank you!

maiden oriole
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Can you link me to the guide that you are using? I am not immediately amiliar with the 3DS fingerprint

sweet flicker
maiden oriole
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Where is the fingerprint coming up? I don't see a test card related to it.

sweet flicker
maiden oriole
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Can you show me what the response looks like with a fingerprint?

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Can you show me a screenshot of that doc? For me Ctrl+F is not turning up any instances of "fingerprint" or even "finger" in that doc

sweet flicker
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is part of the payment intent card object handchake

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yes 1 min

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let me know is you can see that doc thanks!

maiden oriole
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Yep yep, I can see it. So basically you are using each of our test cards and are trying to figure out how to code to each of them being used?

sweet flicker
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yes

maiden oriole
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Which of those cards does your integration currently have trouble handling?

sweet flicker
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Confuse about When do we get 3DS fingerprint vs 3DS Redirect URL in response?

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3DS fingerprint:
Need to understand the parameters shared as part of 3DS finger print response.
Need to understand more about ‘client secret’ and can we expect it in all the responses.

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see the doc the first 3

maiden oriole
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For example if you have a website, that would be handleCardAction

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And you pass in the client_secret of the payment intent that you were confirming.

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So in this case you created and confirmed the PaymentIntent in one call. Based on the status of requires_action and the next_action.type of use_stripe_sdk, the reccommended next step is to bring your user on-session and use the payment intent's client secret (pi_3KlTB2EVVoDvOY0k03gFZQ66_secret_txAJcck1qUtpkVHIYbfr15ZXE) with the appropriate SDK call. https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_PkU6pQKIAjA9ny

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You only need the payment intent's client secret, the other details in the next_action hash are not relevant to your code.

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That was a lot of info, is that helpful on how to move forward?

sweet flicker
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yes thank you! I am absorbing