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jagged elbow
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Hi there!

oak sandal
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req_l1Zz7puHX09Djo

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and this is the transfer that fails req_QhoWBB8qpidudZ

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Sorry 🙂 This is the charge: req_9MnQd8qBcvZbKT and this is the transfer
req_QhoWBB8qpidudZ

jagged elbow
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Thanks! Give me a few minutes to look into this.

oak sandal
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okay thank you!

jagged elbow
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When using Separate Charges and Transfer, the currency of the source_transaction and the currency of the transfer must match, so it's expected that you have an error.

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Ideally I would charge the customer in CAD and transfer a portion of that money in CAD. But it seems like the funds are converted to USD at purchase... even though I specific CAD on the charge.
If you have a charge with currency:CAD, then you should be able to transfer in CAD.

oak sandal
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I figured if I passed CAD to the charge it would work. I thought that was the source_transaction but it seems like the source_transaction is my main account.

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Is there a way for me to to separate charges and transfer to CAD when I am in the US?

sweet aurora
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Hi there 👋 jumping in as my teammate needs to step away. The payments processed by US-based Stripe accounts will be settled in usd.

A possible way to avoid this is to look into using on_behalf_of which uses the currency of the Connected Account as the settlement currency, but using that parameter changes other things also so I would recommend reviewing that full list of changes:
https://stripe.com/docs/connect/charges-transfers#on-behalf-of

Creating separate charges and transfers

With Connect, you can make charges on your platform account on behalf of connected accounts, perform transfers separately, and retain funds in the process.

oak sandal
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Okay. I did try that option and it would work as long as the connected account was under the "full" agreement. But I was worried that might mess other things up. But I will read up on that and give it a try.