#will408 - payouts
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Ah Hello
For accounting purposes it might make sense to just monitor payouts
negative and positive
But that's up to you
Is it possible that I could ignore a negative amount payout... e.g.: -1000 (which as far as I can tell, results when a refund occurs, but I don't know what else... perhaps also a dispute).
The case that is referred to in the link i think is slightly different... actually when the balance goes negative
Frankly speaking - I am trying to leverage my refund code and not can it, to then have to update my payouts code ๐. But ill do whatever I have to do at the end
Or do you think payouts is a better resource to track either a refund, or a dispute case... and not the refunds API endpoint (and also potentially disputes API endpoint)... so as to ensure that I have one endpoint to focus on, and not create a duplicate entry (in terms of book keeping)
Just trying to leverage you guys... you guys are the experts... I am just a noob searching for decision advice ๐
I don't use webhooks but instead - I reference the last 'created' value for all endpoints that I track and continue forward from there (for a little more context)
The page I linked is the same scenario
When you issue a refund and your account balance doesn't have enough to cover the refund, your account balance goes negative
So then a negative payout is created
To debit your account's bank account
But I think the same could happen for disputes: https://support.stripe.com/questions/handling-negative-balances-in-your-stripe-account
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Ok - thanks for your feedback. This should be enough information for now. I will ponder it some more. Happy Monday.
I am starting to think that - I'll need to track the negative payout (withdrawal from other bank account) and the fact that it's associated to a refund doesn't really matter for what I am trying to do.