What is the object prefix for Customers in the Stripe API?

The object prefix for Customers in the Stripe API is "cus_." This prefix is part of the unique identifier that Stripe assigns to each Customer object within the system. When you work with the Stripe API to manage customer data, you'll notice that every customer ID follows this convention, making it easy to identify the type of object you are dealing with.

For example, a customer ID might look something like "cus_123456789." This naming convention is consistent across various API objects, as it assists developers in structuring code and managing data effectively, leading to fewer errors and enhanced code readability.

The other prefixes provided in the choices correspond to different objects within the Stripe API; for instance, "pm_" is used for payment methods, "re_" is associated with refunds, and "pi_" refers to payment intents. Understanding these prefixes helps in navigating the API and ensuring that the correct data objects are being accessed or manipulated.