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uneven python
Can you share a bit more about what you're trying to do? The amount of a payment is controlled by your server, and is inclusive of the application and stripe fees.
wary flame
I implemented that successfully
And I need to show my users how much theyre being charged
How would I do that
uneven python
It depends on the details but typically your server would decide that and it would be part of the payload you send to the client to show the page etc
wary flame
Its not already included on the frontend that is supplied?
I am already calculating the total amount on the backend and that is fine.
So that is all working as expected. Just trying to figure out a good way to get that to the frontend
uneven python
Can you share a snippet of what you're doing on the backend?
What I expect is that you're creating a payment intent with some amount, which you then need to get the client_secret from and send to your front end to complete the payment. As part of that payload you can also send the amount to show to the customer, if your client app doesn't already have it.
uneven python
Using whatever approach you use to communicate from your server to client, you can send it in the same payload/response with the client secret eg
uneven python
you'd add amount=paymentIntent.amount in the json object, for example
return Json(new {clientSecret=pi.client_secret, amount=pi.amount})
wary flame
Im using connected accounts
And I want the stripe fee to be placed on the connected account and not the applicationfeeamount
how would I go about doing this?
@uneven python You still around?
uneven python
hey there, yep
uneven python
And I want the stripe fee to be placed on the connected account and not the appl...
Where the stripe fee gets debited depends on the type of charge being used. ie, this is already the case for standard accounts and direct charges
wary flame
This is a paymentIntent with a transferdata
uneven python
For express/custom accounts and destination charges, the stripe fee is paid by the platform (and you may aim to cover this wioth the application fee)
Right, so thats a destination charges, and the platform pays the stripe fee:
wary flame
So is there an easy way to transfer that to the apppfee amount?
uneven python
What do you mean?
wary flame
ApplicationFeeAmount = (tournyBaseCost * .029) + FEE + 30,
Im trying to do that, but then the applicationfeeamount only takes an int
uneven python
Yes all amounts are integers in the smallest currency unit, say usd cents