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• How do you prevent retries from creating duplicate charges when a payment succeeds after a retry has already been scheduled?

  Asked by SaaS Browser · November 2, 2026

  Answered by Patrick Norris from SwipeAgain · November 2, 2026

  A scheduled retry in Swipe Again never fires blind. Before any attempt, the system re-reads that payment's current status fresh from the merchant's platform — if the original payment has already succeeded, been paid another way, or been recovered, the scheduled retry is cancelled and never runs.

  Each failed payment can also only be claimed by one attempt at a time, and every charge attempt carries an idempotency key tied to that specific payment, so even a repeated request can't create a second charge at the processor.

  Once a payment is marked recovered — through one central point in the system — all further retries for it stop. That's how a payment that succeeds on its own between scheduling and firing can't be charged again.

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