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I have to imagine they’d only care if you were running significant volumes of test transactions and refunding thems, like if you were using live credentials in
by macNchz 2y ago
I have to imagine they’d only care if you were running significant volumes of test transactions and refunding thems, like if you were using live credentials in a dev environment.
Either way I’d be hard pressed to deploy significant changes to payment-related code in production without at the very least seeing a real $1 charge go through and everything work as expected. The risk of a ToS enforcement for this seems much lower than the risk of some bad logic in an if (env == ‘prd’) making customers unable to give you money.
- kbolino 2y agoThis is my read on it as well, but I'd really like an official clarification. Rare production smoke tests are in a gray area. They may be technical violations but they're allowed to happen as long as they stay infrequent and above-board (company card, small amount, no chargeback, etc.).