If we use use Stripe, I understand Blesta stores the card as a token, it can then charge the customer's card when due.
If the customer's card expires or is stolen there is a service called account updater offered by many merchant services including Stripe https://stripe.com/blog/smarter-saved-cards
If we are using Stripe with Blesta, and the customer's card gets updated, does the use of token storage take advantage of Stripe's account updater technology?
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If we use use Stripe, I understand Blesta stores the card as a token, it can then charge the customer's card when due.
If the customer's card expires or is stolen there is a service called account updater offered by many merchant services including Stripe https://stripe.com/blog/smarter-saved-cards
If we are using Stripe with Blesta, and the customer's card gets updated, does the use of token storage take advantage of Stripe's account updater technology?
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