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[simple gazelle]

Hi there! We usually recommend transfers for Express and Custom only, as transfers mean that funds are moved from the customer to your platform, and then from your platform to the Express or Custom accounts. If you use transfers, that means customers are paying your platform instead of the connected accounts directly

[supple tartan]

Hm, is it even possible to create a checkout sessions with multiple accountIds? 😄

Or should I just create my own custom checkout flow and make sure that the money paid get's to each account?

[simple gazelle]

Hm, is it even possible to create a checkout sessions with multiple accountIds?

No, this isn't possible

Any particular reason why you've chosen Standard instead of Express or Custom for this flow?

[supple tartan]

Mainly because it sounded like the best option. Our users will be companies, so they probably like to have more control over invoices, business data etc.

This is not meant for individuals.

The way I see it it's either Standard or custom.

[simple gazelle]

Got it. If you plan on allowing customers to add items from multiple connected accounts into a single cart/payment, I recommend looking into using Express or Custom instead of Standard

[supple tartan]

Oh, shit

I didnt' think I could choose 'company' as the business_type for 'express'

Well, this changes a lot

😄

Alright, I'll keep looking into this. Good to know that I can actually add company as the type. Thanks for the help 🙂

[stray socket]

Happy to help!

[supple tartan]

Sorry for the back and forth here, but in this case, should the account or the platform hold the products?

[stray socket]

Yes, you can create the products on the Platform account. I'd highly recommend that you review this documentation that talks about different charge types: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/charges