Includes several changes for users of the Payment Intents API private beta Breaking changes

What’s new

The following changes only affect users of PaymentIntents as part of the private beta before November 15, 2018. If you didn’t use PaymentIntents before then, the following changes don’t affect you:

• The next_source_action dictionary on PaymentIntents previously contained a key called value. This replaces that with authorize_with_url and use_stripe_sdk keys.
• When creating PaymentIntents, renames the attempt_confirmation parameter to confirm.
• The PaymentIntent confirm endpoint no longer supports the payment_intent parameter. To update a PaymentIntent’s source, pass source or source_data as a top-level parameter.
• The return_url parameter is only allowed when confirming a PaymentIntent. Passing return_url when updating a PaymentIntent is no longer allowed.
• When creating a PaymentIntent with transfer_data[destination], you must provide the on_behalf_of parameter, and it must match the account provided to transfer_data[destination]. This is because when you provide a destination, Stripe settles charges in the country of the destination account.
• The next_source_action dictionary on PaymentIntents no longer contains the source_type property. To view the source type when retrieving PaymentIntents, expand the source parameter.

Impact

This set of changes affects early Payment Intents beta users, modifying several aspects of the API. These modifications require significant updates to existing code that interacts with PaymentIntents, potentially impacting payment flow logic, error handling, and data processing. You need to update you integration to align with the new structure and requirements.

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