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Euh, you are talking about EU security features? So, if(IsInEurope(Customer.Country) || IpAnalyzer.IsInEurope(visitor.Ip)) { //Enable something } Should d
by NicoJuicy 7y ago
Euh, you are talking about EU security features?
So,
if(IsInEurope(Customer.Country) || IpAnalyzer.IsInEurope(visitor.Ip))
{
//Enable something
}
Should do it. But fallback method should be implemented, took me 3 minutes of reading documentation + googling.
Between all those tax regulation differences, I think this one is mostly straightforward for handling global payments.
Ps. Don't forget to encrypt your actual data, I think you will be amazed at what needs to happen for selling in EU ;)
- hawkice 7y agoNah there's some credit card security thing in the EU they talk about in the Stripe API. No comprehension of what it is, but I'm not talking about GDPR or anything, just weird credit cards.
- NicoJuicy 7y agoGDPR, I think, is the root cause for the more complex PSD2 flow. https://www.insideprivacy.com/financial-institutions/overlap-between-the-gdpr-and-psd2/ https://www.insideprivacy.com/financial-institutions/overlap...
- shaneprrlt 7y agoOr just extend the same privacy protections to all your users globally and implement the same functionality once. Honestly, the PaymentIntent API is not difficult to wrap your mind around when you dive into the documentation, and it has you covered on 3D secure payments.