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A client has 2 Stripe accounts and would like to direct payments to each depending on the contents of the user's cart.
I tried duplicating the Stripe payment method via Rules and then adding in the public and secret keys for the second Stripe account and then added in conditions to both payment method Rules to enable them if the contents of the user's cart has specific product types. (it is an events based website that only allows the user to book on one event type at a time).
As a test I added in a screen message so that we could tell which payment method Rule was being used in the checkout. So that looked to work as expected.
However the payments are always sent to the default Stripe payment method regardless of which method is used on the checkout. I have tested this by adding code to commerce_stripe/commerce_stripe.module to display the public_key and this confirmed the public_key used to build the payment form is the default one in both instances.
There doesn't seem to be any hooks I can utilise in the module to override the Stripe keys.
Is this a feature that could be added? Ideally that multiple payment methods can via used via Rules.
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