#mhamzza
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Firstly, don't use the Charges API: https://stripe.com/docs/payments/payment-intents/migration/charges
Secondly, application_fee is only relevant in Connect scenarios. Does that apply?
yes, i have connect users, but i'm paying them manually using cronscrips,
not directly transfering them, because i'm holding payments in stripe for 10 days so these could be available for refunds
You should use SC&T then: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/separate-charges-and-transfers
yes i'm already using this separate charges and transfer , so i don't net application fee if i'm holding instead of direct funds?
An application fee doesn't apply in those scenarios. You'd simply transfer an amount less your platform fee to the connected account
okay, Why you are suggesting Payment Intents?
Because Charges is deprecated
okay,
if it doesn't bother i wanna ask , its about only US payments
1 : i'm using charge api on my app when customer enters its card and gets charged, is this Manual Card payment or Standard? as its charging me $3.33 stripe fee
2: Does stripe take fee when i transfer balance to any connect account on its account_id ?
You should still be using Payment Intents
i'm using charge api on my app when customer enters its card and gets charged, is this Manual Card payment or Standard? as its charging me $3.33 stripe fee
I don't understand. Can you share an example
Does stripe take fee when i transfer balance to any connect account on its account_id
No fees for transfering between accounts no
i'm charging user through my app using charge api, user goes on checkout enters card details and i execute Charge on that card
what fee will be detucted on that? Manual Card Fee or Standard ? as i saw in docs both has different fee stripe rate, one is 3.0 second is 3.4 , because of some security rates on stripe
in my trnsactions its taking $3.33 as stripe fee
Well how you collecting card details? Via Elements, or passing the raw data to the API?
passing raw data to api
Then you're likely paying the higher fee as that's not something you should be doing