Damodar Lohani
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Switch the create-organization and change-plan submit flows to confirm PaymentIntents on-session via stripe.confirmPayment with redirect: 'if_required'. The frontend now treats PaymentAuthentication responses as the expected default path for paid plans (not just the 3DS edge case) and surfaces succeeded / processing / requires_action outcomes to callers via a new ConfirmPaymentOutcome return type. Other call sites (account/payments, billing, BAA, retry-invoice) remain on the previous redirect-based flow. Add a "Payment is processing" header alert that renders when the team status is 'upgrading' (Stripe still settling). The alert sits below readonly / budget / mark-for-deletion alerts (importance 5), so it only shows when nothing more critical is happening, and lets the user keep using the org while the charge clears. Update the Indian RBI card-holder warning copy to reflect that the first charge is now authenticated on-session and the $150 mandate applies to future renewals — this avoids the 24h "processing" limbo seen with off-session first charges under the RBI mandate.
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