Jelmer GulmansChamp
I am trying to use my brand new Bunq Mastercard online on a web service called Feedbin, which uses payment service provider Stripe to handle their payments.
When I enter my old non-Bunq Mastercard number, it only asks for a CVC and an expiry date. When I enter my Bunq Mastercard number, it also asks for a zip-code.
Unfortunately, the entry field only accepts US zip codes (like 90210) and no Dutch zip codes (ike 1234AB).
When I contacted feedbin, they refer to Stripe which indicates when to ask for a ZIP-code and what format that Zip-code needs to be. Their full answer: "According to the documentation from the payment provider Feedbin uses, Stripe, they detect the country the card is from and display the ZIP/Postal code field only if it applies. https://stripe.com/docs/stripe.js#postal-code-formattingThey also have a number of test card numbers to try out for different countries. I put in the test card number for the Netherlands, 4000005280000002, and did not see a zip code field show up."
It looks like the Bunq creditcard is seen as a non-Dutch, or even a US-, card by Stripe.
To what extent is this a known issue? Who should solve it? Stripe or Bunq?