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Stripe 3D Secure

DaddyBear shared this idea 2 years ago

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Stripe now supports 3D secure: https://stripe.com/docs/sources/three-d-secure

As web hosting can be a medium-high risk industry, it would be nice to see this implemented with WHMCS's Stripe support at some point in future.

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WHMCS John ● 2 months ago

Hi all,

Thanks for this suggestion, votes and comments.

In version 7.8 we intend to include an update to the Stripe module which will have support for Stripe's Payment Intents API. This is currently being advertised by Stripe as supporting 3D Secure, and being SCA-Ready for future-proofing.

Comments (41)

Johann ● 2 years ago

It seems option is on pre-release at Stripe, may be moduel will indeed need an adjustment

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smail lamini ● 2 years ago

+ 1 for this suggestion.

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Johann ● 2 years ago

Just received an email from them, 3D is available to our account, but we cr'ant use it because of module

We need a lot of votes to make this implemented in module now...

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2FAN ● 2 years ago

3D Secure is available now. New module please. :)

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Denys ● 2 years ago

HI, it's very good idea

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2FAN ● 2 years ago

Please update module.

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Stuart Giles ● 2 years ago

Needs to be added asap

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Johann ● 2 years ago

hi,

We are getting an incredible high number of fraud attempt with this module (illegal activity with hosting services), since it seems it does not check the cardholder name, neither it has 3D secure...

We need an update

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havenswift-hosting ● 2 years ago

This is extremely important in this day and age

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Amr Shawqy ● 2 years ago

This is a must have feature, some banks require 3D secure, so the module is useless without it. We need an update.

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Ben Kay ● 2 years ago

+1 Great idea!

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Neso ● 2 years ago

My vote for this

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havenswift-hosting ● 1 year ago

More than six months on and no movement or comment from WHMCS. Spoke to Stripe support yesterday who directed us to https://stripe.com/docs/sources/three-d-secure and said that adding this to a working gateway module is extremely easy. 3D secure is pretty much mandatory these days for high risk industries like hosting.

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Sérgio Azevedo ● 1 year ago

My vote for this

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havenswift-hosting ● 1 year ago

We work a lot with the CubeCart E-Commerce system who also had Stripe without 3D secure. Their developers looked at it and added 3D integration within a couple of hours - now that is how to turn around small requests instead of ONLY focusing on large features

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Vorden ● 1 year ago

Has this been implemented yet? I would be imbarrised if it hasnt been updated by WHMCS.

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Oscar Kolsrud ● 1 year ago

Any update on this. 3D secure is almost mandatory from people in Norway. I have had a lot of people messaging me asking if their payment was succeded since they never went through the Verfified by VISA/3D secure process.

WHMCS pls fix

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Nick ● 1 year ago

This would be an great addition.

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robiz ● 1 year ago

3-D Secure is a must. It's not an option or a feature to request.

Please add it as soon as possible.

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Kailash ● 1 year ago

Any news on 3D secure support for Stripe?

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G Bell ● 1 year ago

This would be nice to see considering it was requested nearly a year ago. I'm surprised it hasn't been implemented yet.

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dharmendra ● 1 year ago

Any news on 3D secure support?

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Allan MAC ● 1 year ago

Good idea ! When it's ok ?

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EM GROUPS IT ● 1 year ago

Yes, it would be a very important thing to implement.

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CoriaWeb.es ● 8 months ago

This would be very useful.

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Cal Cheung ● 8 months ago

After skimming through the 3d secure documents, i had the impression that it's easy to implement 3d secure ON TOP OF STRIPE ELEMENTS.

But WHMCS is saying stripe elements will come in H1 2019.

If you can kill 2 birds with 1 stone. Why not just do it now?

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Jafar Muhammed ● 4 months ago

3DS is extremely important in today's compliances and mandate for countries like India.

Please update this module with high priority.

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Jafar Muhammed ● 4 months ago

steven99 is developing a Stripe Payment Gateway with Stripe.js Elements support. He did not mention 3DS, but he is looking for Beta Testers.

See Stripe Payment Gateway -- Beta testers wanted

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Jafar Muhammed ● 3 months ago

Thanks for updating this status to Planned.

I am anticipating that this feature along with the Migrate to Stripe Elements Implementation will land in version 7.8.

Fingers crossed _/\_

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Nick Bentley ● 3 months ago

Stripe 3D Secure is deprecated. Would not recommend implementing it. https://stripe.com/docs/sources/three-d-secure

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Jafar Muhammed ● 2 months ago

Yes, Nick.

3D Secure Card Payments with Sources is Deprecated.

Stripe does have an updated flow using Stripe Elements.

Please refer https://stripe.com/docs/payments/3d-secure

And upvote/comment at https://requests.whmcs.com/topic/migrate-to-stripe-elements-implementation

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Nuwam Wickramarachchi ● 3 months ago

Looking forward for this feature.

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WHMCS John ● 2 months ago ●

Hi all,

Thanks for this suggestion, votes and comments.

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Magnus Boutrup ● 2 months ago

Thank you!

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Sean Cardus ● 1 month ago

Hi John,

Do you have an ETA on when 7.8 will be released? The reason I ask is Stripe is now notifying us of the SCA requirement coming in on 14th September.

"On September 14, European regulation will mandate Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) for many online payments. When it goes into effect, a form of two-factor authentication will be required for many card payments. Unless you update your integration, your customers’ banks will decline many transactions."

Are you able to say whether the update will come out before then?

Thanks,

Sean

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WHMCS John ● 1 month ago

Hi Sean,

Version 7.8 beta will be released in the coming weeks. Keep an eye on https://blog.whmcs.com for release announcements, and how to help with pre-release testing.

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digitall ● 2 weeks ago

Hello John, I received right now an email from Stripe that I would like to come to the attention of the programming team. v7.8 is in beta phase, so this feature could probably not make it in time for that, but it could be in the next one. I'll copy and paste. Regards SCA and off-session payments, like the ability to store a card without a transaction, then stat a merchant-initiated transaction excempt from SCA. Would you mind to forward that info?

"We’re writing because you asked us to keep you informed about updates on Strong Customer Authentication (SCA).

In preparation for SCA, we’ve introduced a new API to help handle payments that occur when customers are not actively using your application (i.e., off-session). If your business collects payment details for off-session payments, our new API allows you to authenticate a card when saving it and mark subsequent payments as merchant-initiated transactions that can be exempt from SCA. This reduces the risk of an off-session payment being declined and your customer having to return on-session to authenticate."

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WHMCS John ● 1 week ago

Hi there,

In v7.8 we are using the Payment Intents API which this guide references. So I expect this will be possible. Please join us in the beta later this month to test whether this meets your requirements, and let us know your feedback in the dedicated section of the community we will make available.

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Jafar Muhammed ● 1 week ago

Thanks for the update John

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Jafar Muhammed ● 2 months ago

For those who did not visit here very recently, I have good news to share with you.

The current status is now In Progress.

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Fran ● 2 months ago

This feature is needed because here in Europe there is a new general reglament that makes required 3DS on payments for every card transactions and all financial institutions are enabling this and all payment gateways should be update to support this.

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