Is it Possible to Hide customer fields from payment hosted page, but show fields in customer portal

Is it Possible to Hide customer fields from payment hosted page, but show fields in customer portal

Hi Zoho team,

When a user creates a subscription through our webiste, we also create a deal in Zoho CRM. When the deal gets created in CRM, there are a lot of custom functions that set different kinds of fields. Once those fields get calculated, we want to pull those values in through a webhook and display them in the customer portal. The problem is that, as far as I can see, we cannot hide fields in payment hosted page, but then show those same fields in the portal. WHY? This seems like a bad limitation. Please consider creating two different options for custom customer fields, one that says "Show in hosted page" and another one that says "Show in customer portal." Why is there one setting that controls both of those options together? There are many reasons to hide a field during payment but then display it in your customer portal. Can this functionality be updated. 

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