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sly root
HI there,
How we can help you ?
strong anvil
I'm creating a checkout session for a connected account using Destination charge. I would like to show the payout history for each connected account, including the orginal payout and the Stripe processing fee, etc.
how can I find the payout history of a connected account?
and how to link the payout back to the checkout session?
sly root
how can I find the payout history of a connected account?
You can find for each account the payout history, by loggin in as their account:
https://dashboard.stripe.com/{acct_ID}/test/payouts
sly root
and how to link the payout back to the checkout session?
For each payout, you can have a related payment/charge, from the payout details page:
https://dashboard.stripe.com/ACCOUNT_ID/test/payouts/PAYOUT_ID
strong anvil
we are using API
sly root
You can use this API:
https://stripe.com/docs/api/payouts/list
by adding the Stripe Header Auth, and by passing the Connected AccountId:
https://stripe.com/docs/connect/authentication#stripe-account-header
strong anvil
How can I link a payout back to a checkout session?
sly root
It depends how are you creating the payout, is it manual or automatic ?
As I said above you can link to checkout Session using the related transaction/charge associated to the payout, if one exists
strong anvil
I think it's automatically generated when I create a checkout session
I'm actually trying to find the related payouts related to a checkout session
not the other way aaround
is there a way to do this?
sly root
Can you share a payout id ?
strong anvil
this is the checkout session created: cs_test_a1QXtJ0BjztkL6Wy4vFE8kfGZJ6troroRIVeqcXj4B135D0Zwni4WTaZd7
how can I find the related payouts?
chrome forum
is there a way to do this?
no, you start from the Payout
what you do is you listen to payout.created webhook events, do the process described at https://stripe.com/docs/expand/use-cases#charges-in-payout to reconcile that payout, and you can for example update your database or add metadata to objects like the CheckoutSession so you can directly know they were in a specific payout. You can't go the other way directly, you have to reconcile the Payout.
chrome forum
if you add a bank account in your Stripe account settings, we'll generate automatic testmode payouts every day for activity in your test mode (i.e paying out charges you process using test mode keys)
if you process charges using the cards at https://stripe.com/docs/testing#available-balance then I think those funds will get paid out the next day(we generate the automatic payouts around 1am UTC), that's about the only option. If you add a bank account at the time you create your Stripe account, then after a few days of testing various parts of your integration you end up with a bunch of test mode payouts on https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/payouts to experiment with and look at.
strong anvil
how to simulate triggering a payout.failed event?
I have downloaded the Stripe CLI and payout.failed is not a supported event to trigger
Supported events:
account.application.deauthorized
account.updated
balance.available
charge.captured
charge.dispute.created
charge.failed
charge.refund.updated
charge.refunded
charge.succeeded
checkout.session.async_payment_failed
checkout.session.async_payment_succeeded
checkout.session.completed
customer.created
customer.deleted
customer.source.created
customer.source.updated
customer.subscription.created
customer.subscription.deleted
customer.subscription.updated
customer.updated
invoice.created
invoice.finalized
invoice.paid
invoice.payment_action_required
invoice.payment_failed
invoice.payment_succeeded
invoice.updated
issuing_authorization.request
issuing_card.created
issuing_cardholder.created
payment_intent.amount_capturable_updated
payment_intent.canceled
payment_intent.created
payment_intent.partially_funded
payment_intent.payment_failed
payment_intent.requires_action
payment_intent.succeeded
payment_link.created
payment_link.updated
payment_method.attached
payout.created
payout.updated
plan.created
plan.deleted
plan.updated
price.created
price.updated
product.created
product.deleted
product.updated
quote.accepted
quote.canceled
quote.created
quote.finalized
reporting.report_run.succeeded
setup_intent.canceled
setup_intent.created
setup_intent.setup_failed
setup_intent.succeeded
subscription_schedule.canceled
subscription_schedule.created
subscription_schedule.released
subscription_schedule.updated
chrome forum
I don't think you can unfortunately. Only really possible in Connect use cases where you can use a test bank account number.
for testing on your own direct account it's not possible since you need to use real bank account details and the test mode payouts never fail
strong anvil
you mean I create a test connected account with a test bank account number?
chrome forum
If you're using Connect then yes you can use the test numbers like https://stripe.com/docs/connect/testing#account-numbers to trigger certain behaviours for connected account payouts. Not applicable if you're just testing on your own direct account.
strong anvil
got it
I triggered an event from Stripe CLI and set up an web hosted endpoint on the Dashboard
for some reason, my hosted endpoint has not received the triggered event
fervent venture
Hi! I'm taking over this thread. Let me know if you have any other questions.
strong anvil
I triggered an event from Stripe CLI and set up an web hosted endpoint on the Dashboard
for some reason, my hosted endpoint has not received the triggered event
fervent venture
Can you share the event ID (evt_xxx)?
strong anvil
evt_1LuajhDaKMqxBxi4DezFx7ad
fervent venture
Thanks! Give me a few minutes to look into this.
for some reason, my hosted endpoint has not received the triggered event
You have one webhook endpoint on your account, but it's set up to listen to events on connected accounts. So it's expected that you didn't receive that specific event.
So you need to create a new webhook endpoint, make sure "events on your account" is checked
strong anvil
ohhhh
so the trigerred events can only be my events
how to simulate events of a connected account then?
fervent venture
I think you can use the --stripe-account flag in the Stripe CLI https://stripe.com/docs/cli/trigger#trigger-stripe_account
strong anvil
got it
checkout.session.async_payment_failed
data.object is a checkout session
Occurs when a payment intent using a delayed payment method fails.
what methods are categorized as "delayed payment methods"?
are card payments, bank payments, apple pay and google pay one of them?
fervent venture
bank transfer are usually delayed payment methods. card, Apple/Google Pay are not.
strong anvil
can I add authentication to the simulated triggered events?
fervent venture
What do you mean? Which events exactly do you want to trigger?
strong anvil
no worries. I think I found the doc at https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks/signatures
fervent venture
Yes you should check the event signature in your code to make sure the events actually come from Stripe.
strong anvil
hey soma
I'm checking the signature but cannot get the same HMAC-SHA256 with the v1 value in the header
Is the following the message to be encrypted?
next elm
Hello 👋
Taking over as soma needs to step away
Can you clarify what you mean by
Is the following the message to be encrypted?
strong anvil
I'm following instructions on this page
I'm encrypting the timestamp+"."+body with my signing signature but cannot get a consistent value with the v1 field in the header
I'm wondering if something is wrong
chrome forum
can you share the exact code you're using in totality, that reads the body from an incoming request and constructs the string that you attempt to sign, and also add logs that print the exact value of the body variable and share what that logs?
this is a common problem and usually means the string you're signing is not the same one we send, often due to middleware in your server stack changing it before your code accesses it.
also you really shouldn't attempt to calculate the signature yourself, you can just use our server side libraries in your code, they have functions like constructEvent that handle that part.
strong anvil
is that an API?
chrome forum
is what an API?
chrome forum
it's a function in our SDKs, for example in stripe-node; as mentioned in the link you posted. https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks/signatures#verify-official-libraries
chrome forum
or can I see the source code of it?
sure, what language? But again, why are you writing the code yourself. Take a step back and show me exactly what code you have.
chrome forum
hmm, not sure how much we can help there really. If it's no-code why are you writing code? I'm sort of lost. Are there docs for how that platform works?
strong anvil
it names itself as no-code but is really harder to use than writing code...🫢
it can make API calls to external services and capture the response. that's why I was asking whether constructEvent can be exposed as a service.
chrome forum
I mean, maybe? I don't see how you'd build a bespoke Stripe Connect platform with Destination charges and webhooks and payout reconciliation without writing your own business logic and hosting your own server
chrome forum
it can make API calls to external services and capture the response. that's why ...
but a webhook is not an API call; it is Stripe sending a request to a server. Maybe Bubble has a way to accept incoming requests and run some custom code you provide, I don't know. If it does, then I suppose technically you can write your own code to handle the incoming request and check the signature. If that's what you're doing and having trouble with then I got back to my previous point, to be able to help you we'd need:
can you share the exact code you're using in totality, that reads the body from an incoming request and constructs the string that you attempt to sign, and also add logs that print the exact value of the body variable and share what that logs?
strong anvil
yes that's what I'm doing
I did not write any code yet but just grabbed the body part of the request from Stripe and the t field in the header, then found an online tool to generate SHA256 with the signing secret and it just does not match with the v1 field.
chrome forum
I mean yeah I wouldn't really expect that to work, since the signature is highly dependent on the exact input
strong anvil
right
chrome forum
you need to pass the exact raw body from the HTTP request we send, any change whatsoever in whitespace or ordering or characters will mean it won't pass, and manually copy/pasting that value around is almost certainly going to change something
strong anvil
Is constructEvent posted on github or somewhere?
chrome forum
sure, in what language?
strong anvil
It has its own workflow thing, which is not even a programming language😎
I can read Java, Ruby, and almost all
the language does not matter
chrome forum
sorry but this seems like really bad idea and inefficient use of your time. You're simply not going to be able to build a bespoke Connect platform on a no-code platform like that I would think. You can probably build a simple payment page for direct payments and some order fulfillment really successfully on something like that, but for a Connect marketplace I'd really expect you to be hosting your own servers and deploying your own business logic and writing code in a backend language of your choice, importing and using our server-side SDK for that language
in any case, here are some links of what our SDKs do:
https://github.com/stripe/stripe-ruby/blob/ca8a36769e0db392e0ddb8d27e492d15052046b0/lib/stripe/webhook.rb#L24-L121
https://github.com/stripe/stripe-java/blob/110ae567c68aa67cfe697a6309d35e3d13c5e419/src/main/java/com/stripe/net/Webhook.java#L54-L199
all they're doing is implementing the logic we describe at https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks/signatures#verify-manually