Strange Stripe error message

One of my users could not use Stripe checkout on my website and received the following strange error message:

Stripe error: Search is not supported on api version 2020-03-02. Update your API version, or set the API Version of this request to 2020-08-27 or greater.

I have never seen this before.

Does anyone know what the issue is and how I can resolve it?

Any help would be appreciated!

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The error says it all. Go to plugin page, find stripe and check the version dropdown and if possible choose a newer version there.

Hi.

Stripe plugin is on the most updated version (V3) so canā€™t be that.

Then, thatā€™s interesting. I did some search and could find out that the search requires you send another header info (Search | Stripe Documentation):

Of course, if you are using stripe directly from the plugin and in workflows, I donā€™t know if there is a place to send API version along with the request. What workflow action do you get this error? Do you know?

@jddmrgn

Is this is a non-Bubble Stripe plugin?

It is very odd.

I am simply using the ā€˜charge a userā€™ workflow action.

It has always worked correctly and perfectly, but that particular user encountered that strange error message.

No, its the Bubble Stripe plugin. Updated to V3.

Bubble has what I have seen referred to as a ā€œdeep integrationā€ with Stripe. This is what allows the ā€œcurrent userā€ to display Stripe API information when calling it within expressions.

If a ā€œdocument certificationā€ failed for a particular user (shown as part of the error message in your post) ā€¦ this may be about something wrong for that user within this custom implementation (meaning ā€¦ the Bubble/Stripe native integration).

Definitely an instance to contact Bubble Support on.

If you decide to contact them, please do share with us what you find out. :slight_smile:

Thanks for the info!

I have contacted Bubble and Stripe to query this so I will let you know what they say!

It is now affecting other users too, reporting same
issueā€¦

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Iā€™m getting the same error here! My stripe plug in is also up to date (v3). I have submitted the issue to Stripe but I havenā€™t heard back from them yet

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Found the solution guys.

Go to your Stripe developer account.

Scroll to bottom where it says versions.

Youā€™ll see a button saying Upgrade availableā€¦.

Update.

Sorted.

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Thank you!! This made my day!

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No worries, needed to be sorted!

I had the same issue and that fixed it. Thank youuuuuu!

Did Stripe give anyone a heads up first? Also, what happens if I donā€™t have a developer account. I received the same message from a client as they were trying to make payment. Embarrassing.

No heads up from Stripe but itā€™s likely because itā€™s an integration issue and not directly a product issue. I would suggest requesting access to the developer account if you donā€™t already have access. Itā€™s a quick fix once you upgrade / update.

@jddmrgn thank you this.

Thank you!