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Hey there, yes that's correct.
Awesome, thanks!
I got the following error when trying to specify an acceptance type of offline:
"Offline mandate customer acceptance data is not supported by acss_debit payment method type"
Hmm can you share a request ID for that?
And let me double check. I often do mix up the nuances of the different debit methods and what supports which attributes
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Ah okay
Yeah so looks like this isn't supported by default
My recommendation is to contact our Support team (https://support.stripe.com/contact/login) and ask if your account can be approved for creating offline mandates for ACSS debit.
Thanks I will do that. If I have questions about unrelated topics should I start a new thread?
Nope you can ask here
We are a platform account using Destination charges with Connected accounts. We want to implement the API report Connected account itemized date-ranged payout reconciliation https://stripe.com/docs/reports/report-types#schema-connected-account-payout-reconciliation-itemized-5
into our UI.
It's important that each row references our internal order/transaction ID. I thought we would be able to do this easily using either the payment or transfer metadata. But it seems that with the automated flow of funds from Destination charges, the metadata is wiped when the transfer is created.
You should be able to get payment_metadata[key] if there are metadata k/v pairs on the Payment Intent
For provided identifiers in report run for account acct_1KJJ0c2QUNSZUt6F results (frr_1Lp7UlE48Fm17NoqZPOxujzH) cant find any resource metadata (charge, payment intent, balance transaction).
The metadata key is s_invoice
Those are all transfers, so if transfers are the only thing showing up then you'll need to add the metadata to the Transfer object, instead of the Payment Intent
But the transfer object is made automatically by Stripe during the destination charges flow. How could we add metadata to the Transfer object?