#test-payout-transfer
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Is this in test mode?
yes
So in live mode, funds take a couple days to land in your account. We simulate this in test mode unless you use these specific test cards: https://stripe.com/docs/testing#available-balance
how to create a payment so it lands the stripe dashboard not the account
i want to test manual payouts but i am unable to do so
i want to create payments and want them to be in stripe dashboard
then want to attempt a manual payout
Those test cards that I linked to will bypass your pending balance and the funds will go straight to your available balance. Once the funds are in your available balance, you can make the manual payout
what is the difference between payouts and transfers?
A transfer is when you send funds between your Stripe accounts. A payout is when you send funds from your stripe account to your external bank account.
test-payout-transfer
why is my charge id null in case of transfer?
Hey @bleak moss! I'm taking over. Can I ask you to provide a lot more details? What is null, where do you see it, etc.
I don't understand what that means. You say you list all Charges but were saying the Charge id is null in a Transfer
Can I ask you to explain all of this in a lot more details all in one message?
I mean to say that when i attempted a transfer from stripe dashboard and later hit the API to list all the charges i get null in source_transaction: null, why it did n't show the charge Id?
I am trying to keep track of manual payouts
I'm sorry, this is all really vague
If you list Charges, the id is in the id property not in source_transaction
I want to trace the charge Id from it
I am sorry but I need you to explain this in a lot more details. Those sentences are too vague and too short and I don't follow at all what you're discussing right now.
If your code is using the List Charges API https://stripe.com/docs/api/charges/list you get a list of Charge objects https://stripe.com/docs/api/charges/object and the id is in the id property.
You seem to do something else, but I don't understand what. Please try to be descriptive, share exact code, what you see clearly, etc.
I want to keep track of payouts , is there any way i can list all the payouts or list all the transactions on a specific account?
https://stripe.com/docs/api/payouts/list is how you list all Payouts on an account
https://stripe.com/docs/api/balance_transactions/list is how you list all BalanceTransactions on an account
https://stripe.com/docs/api/charges/list is how you list Charges on an account
etc.
I'm sorry for the back and forth but I'm really unclear on what you are trying to do. You say "track Payouts" but you're on manual Payouts you said
yes, my goal is to keep track of manual payouts from dashboard
I have recorded the payments & created a list of them in my database now i want to record the payout Date & time and create a payouts listings which are manual done on stripe dashboard
Let me know is it even possible ?
https://stripe.com/docs/api/payouts/list is how you list all Payouts. Though really you should be listening to payout.* Events on you webhook endpoint to catch new Payouts as they are created
Can you elaborate on this please
"Events on you webhook endpoint to catch new Payouts as they are created"
can't we match the transaction Id on payout & the payment created? & create a document out of it using mongo?
You are creating a Payout in the Dashboard for $X. We (Stripe) have no way to know what you're paying out exactly, there's no "connection" between the Payout and potential payments or refunds. So you track all of this yourself
no , i am trying to say that is there is common link between the payment created and payout ? some Id ?
That's what I explained. There can't be a link when you are the one creating the Payout and just sending a set amount in dollar for example.
Let's say you accept 20 payments today, you have $199 in your balance and you create a Payout for $43.87 USD
How would we know which of the payments are included in this?
this really is something only you can try if you create Payouts yourself
Ok , Thanks that was helpful
One more doubt , what is time span it for the payout to an external account after the transfer to connect account?
Is it fixed?
If you have the funds available in your platform, when you create the Transfer the funds are then available immediately on the connected account. Then it depends on the payout schedule of that connected account
ok, can we add our custom data in payouts
some information or something ? similar to description?
you can add information in metadata for example yes. But that's it
ok thank you
Hello
I want list all payouts for a specific account
but i get this
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yeah that's not how it works. destination is for a BankAccount id like ba_123 for where the funds went.
You want to read this doc carefully: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/authentication#authentication-via-the-stripe-account-header
It explains how to make a call as a platform on behalf of a connected account
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Giving Id of one of the connected account's external account
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yeah you didn't really read the doc I shared
do not pass destination at all. And properly pass the connected account id acct_123 in the Stripe-Account header as documented in https://stripe.com/docs/connect/authentication#authentication-via-the-stripe-account-header
Thanks It worked
Is there any way that if we pass metadata in create payment then that metadata will reflect in transfers to a connected account & payouts as well?
No. You have to track all of this yourself
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Hi there 👋 taking over here
What is this request ID for?
want to retrive a balance transaction
Hello
I want to get data of payment from payout so trying to retieve balance transaction for the same
It looks like you made this request as the Platform account, but the transaction lives on the Connect Account, so you would want to make the same request as the Connect Account. Here's a doc on making request on behalf of Connect accounts: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/authentication