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    Capture a payment multiple times
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Flexible payment scenarios

Support complex payment flows through flexible and customisable acquiring features.

Stripe’s payment acquiring features provide the flexibility needed to manage complex payment scenarios, such as capturing funds as you fulfil shipments or incrementing an authorisation amount when order details change.

The functionality highlighted below is available to all users on IC+ pricing.

Multicapture

Partially capture a PaymentIntent multiple times, for example when processing orders with multiple shipments.

Overcapture

Capture more than the authorised amount of a PaymentIntent, for example when collecting a tip.

Incremental authorisation

Increase the authorised amount of a PaymentIntent before capturing it, for example when adding a good or service to an existing order.

Extended authorisation

Extend the time period to capture an authorised PaymentIntent from 7 to up to 30 days, for example when processing a hotel reservation.

Partial authorisation

Authorise a partial amount of the originally requested amount for a card transaction when the available balance is insufficient to cover the full amount.

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