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Something similar happened to the company I was working for a few years ago. They suddenly were unable to keep using Stripe for card payments. They implemented
by tkiolp4 5y ago
Something similar happened to the company I was working for a few years ago. They suddenly were unable to keep using Stripe for card payments. They implemented something I never knew if it worked out or not (I left the company shortly after):
- they created a “payment promise” flow. Customers were businesses that were paying regularly, so this didn’t change at all, but instead of making a real payment via Stripe, they made a promise of payment at a later point in the future (this promise ended up as a simple Pdf stating the amount to be paid as soon as we could start charging again)
- atatatat 5y agoThis is just known as a PO or Purchase Order in business/many regions; and is also how physical credit card "swipes" (run through a carbon paper copy 'machine') were settled ('back in the day').