EinsteinWafula

[mild saddle]

Hello, to do this you will need to adjust your application fee before the payment is fully captured. Can you tell me a bit more about your payment flow? Like are you using a custom page or a stripe hosted page for payments and are you doing one time payments or subscriptions?

[limber harness]

Hi @mild saddle! We are using a custom page in a react native app. We then call an API from our backend attaching the payment information as a payload. Then use the stripe SDK for nodejs to handle payments.

And we are doing one time payments

[mild saddle]

Gotcha, in that case this should be pretty straightforward. At some point you need to create or update the payment intent to reflect the amount after the promotion code

So at that point you can calculate your reduced application fee and set that on the payment intent

Or rather, that is how it would work for 1-10% discounts. So if you are charging $100 and the user gets $5 off, you would only set your application fee to $5 so that the user still gets to keep $90

If you discount lower than 10% you would need to note how much less than 90% the user got and then transfer them that amount after the payment has succeeded.

Is that helpful?

[limber harness]

Let me give a scenario:
The service will cost $100. Then I give a customer a 30% discount meaning they will pay $70.
I still want the service provider to get $90. I might need to make up the difference to pay the service provider. Is this possible?

[mild saddle]

Yes, so you would take a $0 applicaiton fee and send the account $20 separately after the payment is done

You can do that as long as you have $20 in your account balance