日本円(¥)でStripeから支払う方法だと桁数が変わる

Hi,

The problem probably comes from this:
stripe.com/docs/currencies#zero-decimal
Stripe expects the total amount to be provided with the smallest possible unit in the currency.
So for example, in USD, if the total amount is 12,34 USD, the plugin has to send the value 1234 to Stripe.
But if the total amount is 1234 JPY, then the plugin has to send the value 1234 to Stripe.

Since most currencies only have 2 decimals, the plugin must simply multiply the total amount by 100 regardless of the currency being used. This would require modifying the code of the plugin to take into account the currency's fractional digits setting when generating the value to be sent to Stripe.

Our partner Obsidev actually also sells a Stripe plugin on our marketplace here:
www.hikashop.com/marketplace/product/133...nect-by-obsidev.html
In this plugin, the code properly takes the currency fractional digits into account to round the amount accordingly for zero decimals currencies:

$amount = round($total, 2) * 100;
		if((int)$currency->currency_locale['int_frac_digits'] == 0)
			$amount = round($total, 0);

Hi,

I understand what you mean. I've had a talk with the developer of the Stripe Connect v3 plugin about your griefs with it.
He took them into consideration and will look at improving the plugin in the future in that direction.

If you aren't able to get in touch with the developer of the Ignisdev plugin, we can look into it for a fee.
You can go through our contact form to discuss the details :
www.hikashop.com/support/contact-us.html
With a copy of the plugin install package, we should be able to do the necessary modifications to make it work properly for the zero decimal currencies like the japanese yen.

Hi,

The Stripe V3 with Connect plugin is not developed by us but in ObsiDev and they are selling it on our marketplace.
I've conveyed your circumstances and requests to ObsiDev and they said they'll take them into account for future developments.