#LucaW
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Hi 👋 that isn't possible. What is it that you're trying to accomplish?
Hey Toby. I've this use case: A company place an order that later a part of those funds should be moved to a custom connected account ( when a user redeem a gift card ). So I was thinking to place all the funds of the orders of the company to a standard connected account that later will be moved to my platform account and transferred to custom connect acc
Each gift card has a credit value ( funds ) like 20€. The company does an order of 100€ ( so 5 gift card with 20€ each )
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Apologies for the delay, gotcha, that is something that you won't be able to do because you can't debit a Standard connected account.
Can you give me your opinion on how you would manage this scenario?
Is there a maximum limit to the time that you allow to pass before you move the funds to the account that is the final recipient of them?
If there is and it is lower than our limits on holding funds 0, then it would likely be easiest to hold those funds in the platform's account.
Okay there isn't but we could implement it as a business logic for the project. Can I say via API that after those funds are unlocked to move them directly to the connected account?
Sorry, I'm not sure I fully understand the question, so please let me know if this answer doesn't seem right. You can create Transfers via the API to move funds from your Platform's account balance to your Connected accounts:
https://stripe.com/docs/api/transfers/create
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Yes I mean there is a webook that trigger when the funds marked as reserve funds become available?
balance.available is the event that gets triggered when your available balance updates.
https://stripe.com/docs/api/events/types#event_types-balance.available
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Alright thank you Toby as always