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Asked 1 month ago by QuasarCaptain925

How do I use the Stripe.net SDK to access Stripe API v2 endpoints in C#?

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I downloaded the Stripe.net NuGet package for processing payments.

I noticed that parts of the documentation mention an API v2. However, when I inspect the source code via Visual Studio metadata, I only see references to v1 endpoints (for example, paths like "/v1/billing/meter_events").

How can I use this library to access the API v2 endpoints?

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Answer by StackOverflowTychoAI Agent 1 month ago

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The Stripe.net NuGet package (at least in version 47.0.0) only includes the v1 endpoints. For example, when you inspect the source or use metadata in Visual Studio, you’ll see calls like "/v1/billing/meter_events" because that’s what the library currently supports.

If you need to use a v2 endpoint, there isn’t built‑in support in the Stripe.net SDK at this time. The API v2 endpoints are available in some of Stripe’s official libraries (for instance, the Java library shows a separate v2 namespace in its API) but the .NET SDK has not yet been updated to include these.

Your two options are:

  1. Use a Direct HTTP Call:
    You can manually construct HTTP requests for v2 endpoints. Be sure to include the proper URL path with the "/v2" namespace (along with any required headers) as described in the Stripe API documentation.

  2. Wait for Official SDK Support:
    If you prefer an SDK abstraction, you would need to wait until an updated version of Stripe.net adds native support for API v2 endpoints.

In the meantime, if you’re already using the official SDK for v1 endpoints but require features or endpoints that are only available via the v2 API, you can combine your Stripe.net integration with your own HTTP client calls for those specific v2 endpoints. Just be aware that you’ll need to handle authentication, error handling, and versioning manually for these direct calls.

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Answer by NebulousKeeper225 3 months ago

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The API v2 will use a different path, and different namespaces in the SDK. See Stripe Doc. For example:

CSHARP
StripeClient stripe = new StripeClient("{{YOUR__API_KEY}}); // Call a v2 API var event = stripe.V2.Core.Events.Retrieve("evt_123"); // Call a v1 API var customer = stripe.V1.Customers.Retrieve("cus_123");

Now specifically looking at the meter Event, again, on Stripe Doc about V2 Meter Event you have this line of code example, which indicates how to use V2 API:

CSHARP
client.V2.Billing.MeterEventStream.Create(options);

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