#Aleksandr-charge-availability
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Hi there!
When you say "company account" do you mean your platform?
And you are then attempting to transfer funds to a Connected Account?
Gotcha. And when you say "manually" do you mean you want to transfer via the Dashboard? Or are you willing to write code here?
Create Payout
Hmm you want to payout your platform's bank account or you want to transfer the funds to your Connected Account?
I want to transfer money from a connected account to a financial account manually (payout) when the money becomes available on the connected account
Ah thanks for clarifying. What type of Connected Account is it?
Custom
Okay gotcha. You won't be able to payout Custom accounts via the Dashboard for manual payouts. This has to be done via the API.
Hmm actually let me double check on that.
I'm not intimately familiar with the Dashboard as I focus on the API
Are you sure the above account you are looking at is on manual payouts?
Oh yeah I'm wrong. You should be able to do this from viewing the Connected Account from your Platform Dashboard. There should be a Payout account balance button
yes, I just need to somehow find out by api that the amount of a certain payment has become available on the connected account, and I will make a payout through api
I may not have put it correctly, by manualy, I mean that I will create a payout through api myself
Ah okay
So you want to retrieve the balance of the Connected Account using: https://stripe.com/docs/api/balance/balance_retrieve
You pass the Connected Account header to check the balance of the Connected Account instead of your platform: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/authentication
How can I find out that the amount of a certain payment has become available?
You look at the balance transaction associated with the payment. That has an available_on: https://stripe.com/docs/api/balance_transactions/object#balance_transaction_object-available_on
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ok thanks, i'll check it soon