The documentation is really awful, and while creating a button to reserve a credit card payment is fairly straightforward, being able to release that payment is a pain. I'm having most trouble with actually generating that signature.
Anyone use FPS before and have an idea?
Thanks!
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Is it possible to directly pass card details in the backend and pay using stripe?
Can anyone help me with this?
Any reference doc to build stripe payment from the backend will be much appreciated.
I'm sure it is, but handling card details on the back end means your servers sharing responsibility for handling users' card numbers. It means you are that much more exposed to be hacked. It means that you will therefore need extra vigilance and insurance if you want to be ethical, and might need to be able to prove it both to keep your financial institution happy AND in case of any legal matters.
Not a technical answer, I know, but be sure you realize that part is this isn't a technical question.
The use case is this; we have automated fraud detection in our system, and if we detect something that could cause money to be paid from Stripe to a bad actor, we want to pause the periodic Stripe payout from Stripe to the customer's bank account (eg: Stripe's "external account" for that customer).
There is a way to do this on the UI: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/pausing-payments-or-payouts-on-connected-accounts; dropdown on the right. I'm looking for a way to do this with an API call.
Once the fraud has been investigated and deemed OK, our operations people will use the Stripe console above to manually un-pause/continue the payouts on the normal schedule.
I'm not an expert with the Stripe API but didn't see anything in the documentation that seemed the right thing. Or even close, really.
This depends on how you are currently managing Payouts, Scheduling or Manual.
If you are using the Scheduled approach your application can trigger a change to the Connected Account when it detects something that could be fraud, setting the payout interval to manual. This will pause any payouts unless you directly trigger them via the Dashboard or API.
You could also try modifying delay_days to give yourself a little more time to run your fraud checks and shorten them to the minimum again if/when everything checks out.
Of course, if you are using just Manual payouts then you would just not trigger the payout.
hello guys currently i am stuck on payments with nodejs and i googled it and most of tutorials are using Stripe, my question: is stripe safe ? i want to implement something like netflix payment, it takes X amount of $ from credit card every month
can it be implemented with stripe, or there is more advanced payment library or module (in npm). thank you
if you can please link tutorial for the most used,safe and user-friendly payment system for nodejs and exprssjs (and if it matters for MongoDB(mongoose) too)
Stripe is a really good payment system, you can definitely use if for this purpose. There are other systems out there as well of course, but Stripe is certainly one of the better ones.
Check out this library:
https://github.com/stripe/stripe-node
There's also a nice tutorial from Stripe here:
https://stripe.com/docs/checkout/express
I want to sign up for trial account, but I need to use not my credit card. I have not found any information if thats possible.
Finally found answer. Yes, it is possible
You could buy one of those prepaid credit cards from the store. This way there's a hard limit and no other issues using a credit card number you rely on elsewhere.
Disclaimer: I haven't tried this myself, but I don't see why it wouldn't work.
I'm working on building a website for a friend, and they would love to use Square for their payment processing. I'm just wondering if there is a way for me to automatically process a payment with square from the website I am building? I looked around a little, but didn't find any information about an API that I can send CC information to Square automatically and have the clients charged.
I know paypal is another very popular option, but I'm just curious if this can be done with Square?
Thanks for any help guys!
I used square for several years and they did not seem eager to offer an api. They do seem to have one now, but I don't know much about it. Check out connect.squareup.com -- they don't actually let you process charges, though. It meant more as a reporting and inventory tool.
The real benefit of Square is the ability to swipe wherever you are. If you want to be able to upload transactions in bulk, you might look at authorize.net -- I know they, among others, have that capability.