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Stripe getting amount different from expected while creating a plan through API
Stripe Currency - Are all amounts in cents / 100ths, or does it depend on currency?Can not get Stripe recipients to verify through APIHow to create STRIPE customer using STRIPE API in IOS?Obtaining the charge amount from a stripe token using stripe APIHow to get total amount after applying coupon in Stripe payment gatewayGetting the amount of a plan using stripe API in djangostripe api: multiple plans / subscriptions, single invoiceHow to get payment amount from Stripe token? (in PHP)Stripe API create charge through iOS Code?Stripe API using PHP: get all subscribers under a product & OR under a pricing planHow to get the Charge ID after subscribing a customer to a plan in .net core 2.0 using Stripe API
I am creating a plan in stripe through its API and I get the issue of amount.The problem is I am having a long datatype of Amount in c# (.net core 2.0 )When I pass 1600 as a value the Stripe takes on 16 as an amount and creates a plan of $ 16 whereas I want to create a plan of $1600. What can be the change I need to make for this .
stripe-payments .net-core-2.0
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Poonam KariaPoonam Karia
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I am creating a plan in stripe through its API and I get the issue of amount.The problem is I am having a long datatype of Amount in c# (.net core 2.0 )When I pass 1600 as a value the Stripe takes on 16 as an amount and creates a plan of $ 16 whereas I want to create a plan of $1600. What can be the change I need to make for this .
stripe-payments .net-core-2.0
asked Mar 7 at 12:53
Poonam KariaPoonam Karia
247
Possible duplicate of Stripe Currency - Are all amounts in cents / 100ths, or does it depend on currency?
– karllekko
Mar 7 at 13:36
Amounts in Stripe's API are always in cents, soamount:1600means 1600 cents i.e. $16.
– karllekko
Mar 7 at 13:36
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I am creating a plan in stripe through its API and I get the issue of amount.The problem is I am having a long datatype of Amount in c# (.net core 2.0 )When I pass 1600 as a value the Stripe takes on 16 as an amount and creates a plan of $ 16 whereas I want to create a plan of $1600. What can be the change I need to make for this .
stripe-payments .net-core-2.0
asked Mar 7 at 12:53
Poonam KariaPoonam Karia
247
I am creating a plan in stripe through its API and I get the issue of amount.The problem is I am having a long datatype of Amount in c# (.net core 2.0 )When I pass 1600 as a value the Stripe takes on 16 as an amount and creates a plan of $ 16 whereas I want to create a plan of $1600. What can be the change I need to make for this .
stripe-payments .net-core-2.0
stripe-payments .net-core-2.0
asked Mar 7 at 12:53
Poonam KariaPoonam Karia
247
asked Mar 7 at 12:53
Poonam KariaPoonam Karia
247
asked Mar 7 at 12:53
Poonam KariaPoonam Karia
247
asked Mar 7 at 12:53
Poonam KariaPoonam Karia
247
asked Mar 7 at 12:53
Poonam KariaPoonam Karia
247
247
Possible duplicate of Stripe Currency - Are all amounts in cents / 100ths, or does it depend on currency?
– karllekko
Mar 7 at 13:36
Amounts in Stripe's API are always in cents, soamount:1600means 1600 cents i.e. $16.
– karllekko
Mar 7 at 13:36
add a comment |
Possible duplicate of Stripe Currency - Are all amounts in cents / 100ths, or does it depend on currency?
– karllekko
Mar 7 at 13:36
Amounts in Stripe's API are always in cents, soamount:1600means 1600 cents i.e. $16.
– karllekko
Mar 7 at 13:36
Possible duplicate of Stripe Currency - Are all amounts in cents / 100ths, or does it depend on currency?
– karllekko
Mar 7 at 13:36
Possible duplicate of Stripe Currency - Are all amounts in cents / 100ths, or does it depend on currency?
– karllekko
Mar 7 at 13:36
Amounts in Stripe's API are always in cents, so
amount:1600 means 1600 cents i.e. $16.– karllekko
Mar 7 at 13:36
Amounts in Stripe's API are always in cents, so
amount:1600 means 1600 cents i.e. $16.– karllekko
Mar 7 at 13:36
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If you'd like to create a plan for $1600 (US Dollars) You need to pass in 160000. Stripe's API works based on zero decimal currencies. Other currencies may not have cents (or the equivalent) i.e. Japanese Yen.
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If you'd like to create a plan for $1600 (US Dollars) You need to pass in 160000. Stripe's API works based on zero decimal currencies. Other currencies may not have cents (or the equivalent) i.e. Japanese Yen.
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If you'd like to create a plan for $1600 (US Dollars) You need to pass in 160000. Stripe's API works based on zero decimal currencies. Other currencies may not have cents (or the equivalent) i.e. Japanese Yen.
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If you'd like to create a plan for $1600 (US Dollars) You need to pass in 160000. Stripe's API works based on zero decimal currencies. Other currencies may not have cents (or the equivalent) i.e. Japanese Yen.
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If you'd like to create a plan for $1600 (US Dollars) You need to pass in 160000. Stripe's API works based on zero decimal currencies. Other currencies may not have cents (or the equivalent) i.e. Japanese Yen.
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Possible duplicate of Stripe Currency - Are all amounts in cents / 100ths, or does it depend on currency?
– karllekko
Mar 7 at 13:36
Amounts in Stripe's API are always in cents, so
amount:1600means 1600 cents i.e. $16.– karllekko
Mar 7 at 13:36