I want to add credit card bank account via plaid API although i don't have account in that bank. can i do this and can any body tell me how plaid facilitate credit card accounts or credit card transactions.
For testing purposes, you can add an account at a bank you don't have an account at using the Sandbox test environment. Production and Development require real credentials. The rest of your question I don't quite understand.
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I want to point to custom domain. For account verification, Heroku ask for credit card details.
But I want to ask that for using a custom domain on Heroku does it charged any money from credit card
.. for using a custom domain on Heroku does it charged any money from credit card
It is free.
You can add custom domains to any Heroku app. Adding domains does not incur extra charges. For security purposes, you must verify your Heroku account to add domains to apps.
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/custom-domains
Im setting up a Finance app and need to know if the plaid API brings back all transactions for all connected accounts or just the one I am looking at with the access token?
I have tried to loop through to connect the accounts but all of them return the same data
Plaid access tokens work institution wise, unless you enabled the option of account selection in linking process. If you had done so, for example, if the user selected Bank A , and then selected saving account while also having a checking account, you will get only saving account information. Otherwise, you should be able to load all accounts information from the same bank. Some limitations apply as for example credit accounts from a specific bank may not be available to Plaid , then you will have no access to such accounts in both cases.
I’m trying to create a wallet for a user in Stripe. Other uses can donate into another user’s wallet and that user can withdraw the funds into their account. This account should remain untouched by the account owner and controlled by the software.
This will need to be seperate from the primary account which holds funds for subscriptions from users which the Stripe account owner can withdraw (income).
Is this possible with Stripe/Stripe Connect and can anyone point me in the right direction?
You'd indeed need to use Stripe Connect for this.
This isn't really a programming question so you likely won't find much help here. You should reach out Stripe's support directly at https://support.stripe.com/email and explain your business model with as much details as you can (who you are, who your users will be, where are you and they located, what would a sample transaction look like, etc.). They will be able to guide you and help you design your payment flow using Stripe's API.
You can create a wallet by using charge feature of stripe i.e. for nodeJs it is stripe.charges.create({}) function.
It may vary depending upon your language of choice. You can prompt the user to recharge his wallet and create a charge through which you can transfer the amount to the admin account use a parameter in your db to store the user's current wallet balance for each payment deduct the required amount from the said user's account and add it to the other user's account.
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I am creating an web app that enables users to create facebook ads. The problem is that every ad needs a budget. So I need the user to be able to set a budget and pay for it using his credit card or phone or anything else. Is it possible to do this? Do you have an example or tutorial? I have searched on google but I didn't find anything useful.
In short, no. Payment method setup isn't exposed via FB APIs. Furthermore, it depends on whether these users are using their own FB ad account through your platform or whether they're using yours.
If it's under your own ad account then you'll need to build account and payment controls yourself which is outside the scope of the FB ads platform and API.
If you let users enter their own ad account information and authorize your app to create ads on their behalf then you could just have them manually set FB payment method information as part of the onboard process for your web app.
To be able test any implementation of Android Market licensing (e.g. LVL, In-app Billing), Google advises to create a Google Checkout test account, since the developer cannot buy from himself using his own Google Checkout account.
Sounds great except that the test account must use a real credit card.
Which begs the question: How is this different from a normal account? What is the advantage of a test account over a normal account?
The test account does not have to be associated with the google checkout account. The publisher can have his/her google checkout account set up against the android market account. And as a developer, you can have a test account created.
Test account holders can test the application for LVL and in-app purchasing, etc only if the application is uploaded on the developer console. It does not have to published. But it has to uploaded and activated and saved.
So, it's not true that the test account holder has to have his/her financial details registered with the Google servers. Only the publisher has to do that. And the publisher can add as many test account holders as he/she desires. The publisher will provide a publishing key and that's all the developers need to implement/test their code.
Look for documentation on Google developer site. It explains well.
HTH.
You don't need a separate test account. That's only if you want to include others as testers. Your own publisher account is just fine. If you set the LVL response in your developer account to, say "UNLICENSED" for testing purposes, then only the devices that are set up with that Google account will get this test response.