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Right, yes; 100 yen is represented as amount=100 currency=yen. We should probably write something about this.
by pc 13y ago
Right, yes; 100 yen is represented as amount=100 currency=yen. We should probably write something about this.
- taejo 13y agoTechnically, the yen has a 1/100 subdivision called a sen, and a 1/1000 called a rin.
- thaumasiotes 13y agoSimilarly, 1/10 of one chinese yuan is called a jiao 角, and 1/100 is a fen 分. (Jiao are common in prices; fen are so rare that you could live your life without being aware of them. I would own a big pile of one-jiao coins if I didn't habitually discard them for being near-worthless.) What are stripe amounts denominated in if they're coded CNY?
- gingerlime 13y agobtw, you had/have a subtle bug where the email generated after the first successful transaction said "Payment of ¥9.00 from ..." whereas the amount charged was 900. p.s. I absolutely LOVE stripe. In particular as a European micro-business, the activation process for accepting real payments was a breeze. Compared to pretty much all other competitors who force a very long and bureaucratic process just to get started.