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Hi 👋 could you link me to the documentation that you're following for your integration? Our Sources flows are mostly legacy at this point, and I'm not familiar with a process that would result in either an ACH payment or a wire transfer offhand.
Yep! Here are the docs I'm following: https://stripe.com/docs/sources/ach-credit-transfer
It's mainly written in terms of ACH Credits, but it also applies to Wire Transfers: "or domestic wire transfer"
Ah gotcha, I didn't realize that flow would do ACH or Wire Transfers, and am not sure offhand how to differentiate. My (probably naive) guess is that it has to do with the country of the bank account.
Do you have examples of an occurrence that was treated as ACH versus one that was treated as a Wire Transfer?
Yes, should I send you just the ID of the relevant webhook events? Or the full payloads?
IDs are fine
Wire Transfer source.transaction.created webhook event ID: evt_1MnlsND8g0xDoffW2NMEKv1P
ACH Credit source.transaction.created webhook event ID: evt_1MnyriD8g0xDoffWenM0ddVY
Thank you, pulling those up
I'm sorry, but those seem to use the same Source which crushes my theory.
I'm finding some resources that give me the impression that the type of transfer that occurs, is dependent on how the customer triggers the transfer and that it may not be possible to know ahead of time what type of transfer will occur.
That's right. The customer is the one that ultimately chooses which method (ACH Credit or Wire Transfer). We can't control up front which method they'll use for the transfer.
What about after the transfer occurs but before I create the Charge? At that point, we should in principle know somehow what method the transfer was.
Stripe surely knows, because Stripe takes either a $1 fee or a $7 fee when I create the charge... but I'm not sure if Stripe surfaces that info to me prior to me creating the Charge
I'm not readily seeing anything in the API that provides that information, I would suggest reaching out to our Support team with an explanation of your business case, what you'd like to be able to check, and why, to see if they have any options that they can provide:
https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true
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Ok sounds good, thank you for looking into it!