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Quick Q, who plays the role of the bank holding the backing funds? Or does stripe simply play the role of a transmitter, Btw is this similar to Marqeta‘s JIT solution?
We play the role!
Does this work in all banking jurisdictions?
Setting the balance or editing it (could find nothing on it, maybe it was by invite)
Are the funds reduced from your income? Guess there will be API's to move funds between acceptance and issuing
Webhook on the settled amount of every swipe (for several MCC's this changes considerably)
I see active/inactive which block the card, maybe a call to disable/enable transactions will help
Requesting Stripe to considering getting the CVV/CVC as a separate GET call for security reasons
a lambda'esque authorization code editor with custom logic rather than setting mcc rules may open up more use cases
https://platformdocs.bon.pe/
~Bosky
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Hopefully increasing the response time to > 2s (whether it's settable in the API or just has a longer timeout) is on the roadmap, I can think of lots of future use cases where you would want a human in the loop on authorizations. Looks like a great product and props to you and your team for shipping this.
There's actually an implementation of this for online sales in Europe (and probably other places in the world), it's called 3D Secure: https://www.visa.ca/en_CA/visa-everywhere/security/future-of... It adds a step during checkout where you are redirected to your bank/card issuers page to answer some security questions.
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Really? It may be an A/B test with different copy, because I don't see anything.
I think they were referring to the little card animation on the side, that shows a card with Visa debit at some point. (Note sure if that also answers backend issuer. There's also one with Mastercard in the animation.)
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It's not really the same. Monzo's a bank capitalising somewhat on UK Open Banking legislation[1] and the fact that traditional banks are very slow to move with the times. It's not a SaaS product, they're likely one of if not the first movers in the market. There are competitors (Monese, Tide for business, N26 is coming at some point soon). UK fintech is pretty vibrant. You would hope that Monzo is easy to replicate w…
Monzo's first competitor is Revolut.
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As a previous commenter mentioned Revolut do this. However I would suggest a temporary card that only lasts for 2 transactions. - the authorization charge (e.g. $1 on amazon.com) [1] - the actual amount of the purchase Too many times I have been caught out by the authorization charge, only to have the actual purchase fail. [1] https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/knowledge-center/aws-a...
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