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Some customers are not charged when they order. A trade account on 30-day terms,\na wholesale buyer, a subscription-style arrangement: the mandate is signed, the\norder ships, and the money is taken later.<\/p>\n\n
Stripe charges a SEPA Direct Debit as soon as the order is placed. This plugin\nadds a checkout option that does not. It reuses the mandate the customer has\nalready saved, records it on the order, puts the order on hold, and schedules\nthe real charge for a configurable number of days after the order is marked\nCompleted. Eight days by default, overridable per customer.<\/p>\n\n
Who may pay late is decided by the shop, not by the customer.<\/strong> An\nadministrator names one of the customer's saved IBANs as the active mandate on\ntheir user profile. The customer must also have that same IBAN set as their own\ndefault. Both halves have to agree, which is what stops a customer quietly\nswitching to an IBAN nobody approved.<\/p>\n\n WooCommerce, and SEPA Direct Debit working at Stripe \u2014 in practice the official\nWooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway, which is what lets a customer sign and save\na mandate. This plugin does not replace it and does not take card payments.<\/p>\n\n The Stripe secret key can be this plugin's own setting (a restricted key that\nmay only write PaymentIntents is enough) or borrowed from the official plugin's\nconfiguration.<\/p>\n\n A SEPA mandate carries obligations to the payer that are yours, not this\nplugin's. Depending on the mandate you use, you may owe the customer advance\nnotice of the date and amount of each debit. Deferring a charge changes that\ndate. Check what your mandate and your bank require before charging customers\non a delay, and tell your customers what to expect.<\/p>\n\n This plugin is not affiliated with or endorsed by Stripe.<\/p>\n\n This plugin sends requests to Stripe<\/strong> (https:\/\/api.stripe.com), using the\nStripe API key you configure. Stripe is the payment processor that holds the\ncustomer's SEPA mandate and moves the money; without it the plugin has nothing\nto charge.<\/p>\n\n What is sent, and when:<\/p>\n\n Nothing is sent for an order that is not being charged, and no request is made\nunless a Stripe secret key is configured.<\/p>\n\n The plugin also receives<\/em> requests from Stripe, at its own webhook endpoint,\ntelling it whether a charge succeeded, failed or was disputed. Those requests\nare rejected unless they carry a valid signature for your webhook signing\nsecret.<\/p>\n\n Stripe's terms: https:\/\/stripe.com\/legal\/ssa\nStripe's privacy policy: https:\/\/stripe.com\/privacy<\/p>\n\n This plugin is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Stripe.<\/p>\n\n\n Create a webhook endpoint in your Stripe dashboard pointing at\n https:\/\/yoursite.example\/wp-json\/ubac-sepa\/v1\/webhook, listening\nfor define( 'UBAC_SEPA_WEBHOOK_SECRET', 'whsec_...' );<\/p><\/li>\n Have a test customer save an IBAN under My account \u2192 Payment methods, then\napprove it on their user profile under Deferred SEPA Direct Debit.<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n Test mode and live mode are separate endpoints with different secrets. When you\ngo live, create a live endpoint and update the constant, or every notification\nis rejected and orders stay unresolved.<\/p>\n\n\n It appears only when all of these hold: it is enabled; the customer is signed\nin; their role is not excluded; an administrator has named one of their IBANs\nas the active mandate; the customer has that same IBAN as their own default;\nand a Stripe secret key is configured. Turn on Diagnostics in the gateway\nsettings and the plugin will tell you which one is failing.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. Each order gets one idempotency key, generated once and reused, so Stripe\ntreats every retry of the same charge as the same request.<\/p><\/dd>\n The webhook marks the order failed and records the reason Stripe gave, as an\norder note. The charge is not retried automatically: a failed direct debit\nusually needs a human to look at it.<\/p><\/dd>\n The charging does, given a secret key and a customer who already has a mandate\nsaved at Stripe. But that plugin is how a customer signs and saves a mandate in\nthe first place, so in practice you want both.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. Stripe accepts SEPA Direct Debit in euro only. An order in another currency\nis refused with an order note rather than charged in the wrong unit.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. The settings are removed and any queued charge is cancelled. Everything\nwritten on an order \u2014 when each charge was due, when it was sent, what Stripe\nanswered \u2014 is a payment record and is kept. No setting changes that: an\nuninstall never removes it, not least because an uninstall is very often a step\nin reinstalling. If you have to erase it \u2014 a data-erasure request, say \u2014 that is\nan operation on your own orders, through WooCommerce's personal data tools or\nyour database, and not something this plugin does on the way out.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\nWhat it does<\/h4>\n\n
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payment_intent.succeeded<\/code>, payment_intent.payment_failed<\/code> and\n charge.dispute.created. Copy its signing secret into wp-config.php<\/code>:<\/p>\n\n\n
Why does the gateway not appear at checkout?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Can a customer be charged twice?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
What happens if a charge fails?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does it work without the official Stripe plugin?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does it handle currencies other than the euro?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Is my order history deleted if I uninstall it?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
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sanitize_text_field()<\/code> rather than wc_clean()<\/code>. The line was already sanitising, but WPCS does not recognise WooCommerce's helper and reported it as unsanitised input \u2014 on a payment path, using the tool the tooling recognises is better than annotating the warning away. It also fails more safely: a forged array now yields an empty string, which matches no known gateway, where the previous helper returned the array.<\/li>\nSlowDBQuery<\/code> sniff in their annotation, with the reason. Deleting by meta key alone is the point there \u2014 it removes every user's copy in one pass, once \u2014 and indexing for it would cost on every request for the life of the shop.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n1.2.4<\/h4>\n\n
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