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I'm trying to run tests on Braintree transaction refunding, but I'm running into a problem. Braintree's API only allows you to issue refunds for transactions that have settled. However, transactions created in the sandbox environment only "settle" once every 24 hours. So, when I try to refund them in the test suite, the refunds are always rejected because the original transaction is "submitted_for_settlement" and not "settled". Any way around this? I work at Braintree. If you have more questions, you can always get in touch with our support team . The TestHelper in the Braintree PHP library

We'd like to find a payment provider that lets us do something similar to Hailo, ie: Users sign up and give us their credit card details/authorise us to charge their account. They only need to do this once . In Hailo's case, users might take a cab journey at any time and be billed any amount (within reason). In our case, users might need a job done at any time, again with an invoice for an arbitrary amount. So ideally we'd be able to charge users accounts at any time, for any amount, without further authorisation. This is possible because Hailo (and I believe Uber) have it implemented. However

I'm trying to implement the Braintree Drop-in UI and I want to send the form using a custom jQuery ajax method. Previously, I used to send the (non drop-in UI) form using the jQuery serialize() method, but for the new (dynamically loaded) Dropin UI form the serialize() method doesn't seem to be working (the payment_method_nonce value is set to empty). However, sending the form through a basic html form (without ajax) seems to be working fine, so my payment_method_nonce is there, its just getting lost along the way. How can I make sure that the serialize() method doesn't lose the payment_method

I'm fairly new to Braintree API. I'm using Recurring Payments. And for that I'm using Drop-In UI that is provided by Braintree. Everything goes well but it only shows two fields: Card Number and Expiration Month/Year; and the Paypal button. It's not showing CVV field. I believe the CVV field is optional and the transaction will still go through if I were to not accept it. But I'm wondering why is it not showing up? Braintree's new documentation is very limited. And I can't find much info on this problem their website. Any pointers will be much appreciated. Thanks. go to Settings -> Processing

Refer to this question: Braintree Dropin UI does not work with Ionic Framework unless force refresh My current Ionic / Angular / Firebase + a very simple Node server app has security issue when using Braintree to charge user credit card. The problem, according to @RaymondBerg is because client can post any customerId and create a braintree token and charge that customer. Since all my user authorization happened in Firebase / Angular - client side. So when user do a $HTTP.post from my AngularJS/Ionic to my Node server, I don't want to authorize them again (as I don't even know how to do that so