ohgodknows

No, that’s all I have.
I’ve changed Stripe payment plug-ins and got it to work so there must be something in your plugin that is blocking it.
I’m going to bow out here. Thanks for trying to resolve the issue.

Did that. Store location in SA made no difference. I also made the order a large amount to ensure it was over any minimum requirements.

I found this in the log. I don’t understand it and so I’m not sure if it’s relevant:
2020-07-16T17:14:43+00:00 DEBUG
====Stripe Version: 4.5.0====
====Start Log====
customers/cus_Ha1ie60985dZJX/sources request: Array
(
[limit] => 100
)

====End Log====

I have tried two methods to set up ZAR in the store.
First I used the WooCommerce Country Based on Currency plugin with Stripe in test mode. I changed my location in the plugin and used a private browser window to make test purchases with the Stripe test card number. They were successful for EUR, GBP and USD. When I changed my location to South Africa and did the same, I could not enter the test card details.
I then disabled the WooCommerce Country Based on Currency plugin and changed my store currency to ZAR and ran the same test again (store address was still UK). The same happened only with the ZAR currency.

I have done that and given it the same title. Thanks for your prompt and helpful responses.

Hi Oscar. Thanks for responding. I performed the test and it had the same result so the problem is clearly not your plugin. I assume it’s an issue with Stripe then, despite what their site says?