All amounts are in the “smallest common currency unit”. While in most places this would be cents, in Japan there is no decimal for their currency so amount=1 (1 JPY), since ¥1 is the smallest currency unit. Additional info can be found at this doc.
Laravel Cashier Incomplete Exception Handling for 3D Secure / SCA
Found the answer on Stripe’s IRC channel: It’s not mentioned in the official docs, but Stripe is expecting the token ID, rather than the full token itself. Simply passing source: stripeToken.id solved the problem for me.
EDIT 2023-02-02: The answer below was written in 2016. While it should still work, you can probably achieve this in a more straightforward manner by using test clocks instead. In order to test failed subscription payments, you can do something like this: Create the customer with a card token for a valid card (e.g. 4242 … Read more
For anyone looking for a more elegant solution, turn off the bodyParser in main.ts. Create two middleware functions, one for rawbody and the other for json-parsed-body. json-body.middleware.ts import { Request, Response } from ‘express’; import * as bodyParser from ‘body-parser’; import { Injectable, NestMiddleware } from ‘@nestjs/common’; @Injectable() export class JsonBodyMiddleware implements NestMiddleware { use(req: … Read more
The purpose of Stripe test mode is to ensure that you get your code into a perfectly working state, and that each type of transaction you are dealing with is fully covered. You can even validate that WebHooks are working by pointing them at your application’s test API endpoints. There’s not really a way of … Read more
That’s unfortunately not something currently supported. There isn’t any way through the API to get an receipt ID to be used here. That endpoint was built with the intent that it would only be used to permalink to a receipt from the body of a receipt email. That said, we are considering building out this … Read more
Great question! As noted here, to apply padding or a border to a Stripe element you want to style the parent DOM node that contains the element, not the element itself: https://stripe.com/docs/elements/reference#the-element-container I’d wrap your CardElement in a div and then apply styling to that. As noted above, Elements automatically applies the StripeElement class to … Read more
In 2020+, you can use the showIcon option. const cardNumber = elements.create(‘cardNumber’, { showIcon: true, placeholder: ‘Card Number’, });