payment_intents_create - Charter Docs

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stripe_payment_intents_create.py

import asyncio

from charter.packs import stripe

result = asyncio.run(stripe.payment_intents_create.ainvoke({"amount": ..., "currency": ...}))

With stripe.RESTRICTED_KEY, requires payment_intent_write.

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Field	Type	Description
`amount` *	`integer`	The amount to collect, in the smallest currency unit. Stripe enforces a minimum of roughly fifty cents. Cents, not dollars: $15.00 is 1500, and 15 collects fifteen cents. Multiply a decimal amount by 100. ≥ 1
`currency` *	`string`	Three-letter lowercase ISO currency code.
`customer`	`string`	The customer to charge. A payment method attached to a different customer cannot be used.
`paymentMethod`	`string`	The payment method to charge. If it belongs to a customer, name that customer too.
`captureMethod`	CaptureMethod	’manual’ authorises the card and holds the funds for a later capture. Absent, Stripe captures as soon as the customer authorises.
`confirm`	`boolean`	Attempt the payment immediately rather than leaving the intent for the client to confirm. Needs either `return_url` or `automatic_payment_methods` with `allow_redirects='never'`, since the account’s enabled payment methods may include ones that send the customer off-site.
`automaticPaymentMethods`	AutomaticPaymentMethods	Which payment methods to offer. Send `{'enabled': true, 'allow_redirects': 'never'}` to confirm a payment here without a return URL.
`returnUrl`	`string`	Where to send the customer back to after a payment method that redirects. Required by a `confirm` that allows redirects.
`offSession`	`boolean`	The customer is not present. Only meaningful alongside `confirm`.
`description`	`string`	An internal note on the payment.
`receiptEmail`	`string`	Email a receipt here. In live mode this sends regardless of your email settings.
`metadata`	map of `string`	Set of key-value pairs attached to the payment.

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