#MarcusStripe
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( Background: I am working on implementing an affiliate program with stripe.. so I want to prevent to send out a commission when the customer actually never paid or paid only a part of the subscription fee)
Refunds are from your (merchants): https://stripe.com/docs/refunds
Disputes are from the customers and you can fight back https://stripe.com/docs/disputes
An a charge back?
Charge back = Dispute
Credit is something different, within Stripe that you give your customer some amount they can apply for future invoice. But that won't go back to their card
It's not a reversal transaction, its the compensate for future purchase
so that would just mean that the next invoice amount would be lower
yep
ok, so that would not be a problem because then I would also pay out less to the affiliate.
And disputes... is there a time limit?
can I dispute a charge 2 month or even 2 years later?
I assume just 1 month?
I am not sure about the expiration. Probably Stripe Support team would. Generally I think each dispute (generated by customers) should have an expiration date that you need to respond to, or you will automatically lose
Please reach out to Support team for clarification
ok I googled that one.. it seeems the dispute time limit is something between 60-120 days.
(60 days in the US).
Will the charge back appear as a refund.. or how do I see it from the API?
It will appear on your Dashboard
Sign in to the Stripe Dashboard to manage business payments and operations in your account. Manage payments and refunds, respond to disputes and more.
and how can I see this programatically?
I am trying to code an automated solution 😉
respond... ok.. but I can't just see somehow - here is a charge - and it was disputed and the dispute is finished and the money was paid back?
I want to answer, once monthly, in the most simple way - which money / customer did I ACTUALLY receive so that I can pay out a commission.
I am thinking of retrieving the list of payment intents for this - it shows me all charges / customer as well as all potential refunds.. but not disputes AFAIK?
Well yes listing all Payments and filtering out by status could work
Hey, taking over here. Let me know if there's any follow-up Qs I can answer!