#shamim-payout-fees
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shamim-payout-fees
Hey @rough rover that's not really possible to do really. You should take a fee as part of your own payment flow instead. Like charge $100 and give them $90 and keep $10 as your fee to cover Stripe's fee for payments or payouts?
I know I can take some fees when charge a card.
Let me explain what I did.
I have a marketplace application. There seller sell their product. When seller sell their product and customer pay with their card, I take some charges to my own stripe account and transfer the rest to my seller stripe connect account. Now when the seller going to payout manually from my application, I want to take some fees like $3 or more during the payout.
Am I clear Koopajah? Can I do this?
yes it's clear, it's just impossible
I mean you could use Account Debits https://site-admin.stripe.com/docs/connect/account-debits and take $3 back
so they have $100 in the balance, to get their funds you decide to take $3 for yourself via Account Debits and then you create a Payout for the remainder $97, does that make sense?
No API key provided. (HINT: set your API key using "Stripe::setApiKey(<API-KEY>)". You can generate API keys from the Stripe web interface. See https://stripe.com/api for details, or email support@stripe.com if you have any questions.
the error message seems quite clear here and indicated you didn't set a valid API key in your code
Owo it works. You are superman.
last thing.
I want to get the list of payout history for connect account.
The first url payout list is for only get the list payout for my own stripe account.
Not for the connected stripe account.
that's why I gave you both links
Please don't rush into this in seconds
Carefully read the doc I linked you to
Sorry I am not getting help from there.
Hi there 👋 taking over for @sleek plume
@rough rover can you elaborate on what's confusing? I see you're trying to get the Payouts for your Connect account, which the docs above describe, so can you explain what you have tried so far and where you're blocked?