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    1. Matt Brailsford‏ @mattbrailsford Feb 28
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      @Stripe if using Checkout and I provide a Customer object. Is there any way to only use this customers details as billing address and don't allow entering in an alternative address/postcode?

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    2. Matt Brailsford‏ @mattbrailsford Feb 28
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      I need to ensure that the card they use is for the billing country they have provided me, but currently a customer can go to the checkout page and enter a different country/postcode than I have on record.

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    3. Stripe‏Verified account @stripe Feb 28
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      Radar might be the easiest way to achieve this. You could try using a rule to check the customer's IP location against the card's country, eg. `:card_country: != :ip_country:`

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    4. Matt Brailsford‏ @mattbrailsford Feb 28
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      It's not a case of them being in the country they say they are to you, it's that I need their card to be in the country of the address they provided me. As far as I can tell you have no way of validating this?

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      Stripe‏Verified account @stripe Feb 28
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      Replying to @mattbrailsford

      You can include the customer's country in metadata[0], and the create a rule to decline charges where the card country doesn't match the metadata. [0]https://stripe.com/docs/radar/rules/reference#metadata-attributes …

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        2. Matt Brailsford‏ @mattbrailsford Feb 28
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          Ok, I'll give that a try. Not great UX though as customer will enter their billing country/postcode twice, once for me and once for you. Would be much better to not show the fields at all on Stripe and just use the details I provide.

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        3. Matt Brailsford‏ @mattbrailsford Feb 28
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          Also, from my testing, failing validation rules isn't very clear why they fail as you can't provide any kind of message to say what's wrong.

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