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File: /applications/nexus/sources/Gateway/Stripe/Stripe.php Line 501 opens an if statement: if ( \in_array( $settings['type'], array( 'alipay', 'bancontact', 'giropay', 'ideal', 'sofort' ) ) and !isset( $values[ $this->id . '_card' ] ) ) Within this if statement if found true on line 538, the application is instructed to use the deprecated sources API: $response = $this->api( 'sources', $data );

No offence but this wasn't even remotely helpful. You've already said Invision doesn't use the Sources API any more, which was fine. I then asked why my installation of Invision is and you say the same thing again with an added "Ask someone else." - Stripe will have no explanation as to why I'm using an old API, it's my application calling that API, not theirs. Hence me coming here to the people who provided the API in a software bundle to ask what the situation is. Yes, I am using local payment methods. I'm not going to ask the burning question of why they're being removed in a future version of Invision Community, although I am curious about that. Can it just be answered why my installation of the latest version 4 of Invision Community is using the Sources API that you apparently no longer use and how can I update it?

I thought that may be the case when I couldn't find anyone else asking about it here on the forums. Unfortunately that only partially answers my question though. Why would my integration still be using an old version of the Stripe API when I've been updating Invision every time there was an update available? Where is it located for me to update it myself?

Hi, I got an email from Stripe about my integration with Invision Community stating: I am on the latest version of Invision Community (v4.7.16) so why is it using an outdated version of Stripe's API? I tried to find it in my community configuration to see if I can update it myself but cannot find it. Any help on this would be appreciated. Thank you.