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I'll change this error message
Error. Stripe error: Card Error. code:expired_card, message=Your card has expired.
to this new value
Stripe error: Your card has expired.

>that would be better solution is on error it should step back to payment details,
it's a good idea.
I did in in the new release.

Try it and write me about result.

I solved this issue in my plugin

Version 3.00 - September 23, 2019
- changed the logic of plugin (old release had an issue - capture payment at once after submit payment, he have soled this issue).

Stripe support answered me that we need to solve it myself.
I found another solution. I use the two steps Stripe payment logic.
- create the payment on Payment Info step of checkout
- confirm and validate 3D Secure on order confirm step of checkout.

Please upgrade plugin

Stripe support answered me that they would think...
But I found another solution.
Wait 2-3 days.
I want to remove button "Submit payment" and move all logic to button ''Confirm order".

It's bad that I need to do the own cshtml file for nopcommerce one page checkout, nopcommerce mutipage checkout and any external one page checkout.
But I don't see any solution of this problem.
I think Stripe can't solve it because 3D Secure 2.0 has own logic for confirmation payment. The card holder's bak checks the payment (online, email, etc) and move money at once.

I don't know. I'll try to help you. I checked it on test store and it worked.

1. Make print screen and send me (support@foxnetsoft.com) the page with this error message.
2. Did you try to checkout from shopping cart page or from payment info (from checkout) page?

Do you use live or sandbox credentials?
Clear the browser's cache and try again.

I don't know.
Social Login plugin uses AOuth protocol.
Facebook use another login button.  maybe Facebook changed code for login button.
AOuth protocol is the public standard for all services.

P.S.
Plugin doesn't support LinkedIn now.

ConfirmationMethod = "manual"

I did the releaee with 'manual' too. I hoped than Stripe would use clear logic.
Customer put credit card, submit payment, verify 3D Secure and plugin will confirm payment.

But I got another result.
Customer put credit card, submit payment, Stripe shows the payment is correct and we csn confirm it, customer presses the button 'Confirm order', plugin confirms payment. And Stripe told me 'show customer the window for 3D Secure'.

It's strange but customer had to apply 3D Secure after confirming psyment.
I didn't understand this logic.

P.S.
You use nopcommerce onepage checkout.
If you use any one page checkour plugin you will not have this issue.

But I think I found the solution for nopcommerce one page checkout.
I can check what checkout method the store's owner use and I can did oen solution.

Please wait one day.

This new Stripe API uses one-time payment.
When customer presses the button 'Submit payment' than Stripe moves money to you (check 3D Secure before it).
But nopcommerce redirects customer to "Order Confirm" step of checkout. If customer doesn't confirm order but Stripe charges money.

I thought a lot.
I have several ideas.
1. When customer presses the button 'Submit payment' than plugin creates the nop order at once and skip nopcmmerce the last step of checkout.

2. Or another solution...
I don't like it.
Customer set the credit card in Payment Info step of checkout.
Customer presses the button 'Confirm Order' on the next step of checkout.
After it plugin ask Stripe to check 3D Secure.
If customer has crdit card with 3D Secure he will see the new window with 3D Secure from the bank.
But I don't like such solution.

3. Show credit card page after creating nop order.
Customer selected "Stripe Direct"  and he will see nopcommerce Confirm Order checkout step. Customer presses the button 'Confirm Order' and he sees the page with credit card values and with the button 'Submit payment'.

What do you think?

I need to think.
I'll be busy next two weeks and I need to think about better solution.