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slim muskBOT
inner meteor
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Typically with Standard accounts you'd do direct charges (https://stripe.com/docs/connect/direct-charges) where you'd create the payment intent directly on the connect accuont and you can set some application fee so that you (as the platform) can take a cut

mild juniper
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sounds good

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I wanted to just double check on my choice here. I chose Standard accounts for our merchants because these come with no fees to us, other than the standard stripe processing fee, which is paid for by the merchant. So essentially, we create a direct charge (say of $10). The merchant pays Stripe 2.9% + $.29 and we take, for example $1. No other fees due to Stripe, right? The funds are sent to the merchant's (connected) linked bank account directly with no additional costs, correct?

inner meteor
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Correct, the stripe fees would be on the standard connect account and payment would be made directly on the connect account (so the funds are available for them to pay out to their linked bank account)

mild juniper
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But I can also issue a payout directly so they get money sent to their bank account automatically on every sale, right?

inner meteor
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You'd only get that ability if you are the controlling paltform - otherwise, the standard accounts are in control of their payout schedule

mild juniper
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If I created the connected account, am I the controlling paltform?

inner meteor
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Yes, if you create the Account through the API then you should be controlling platform

mild juniper
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ok, and I can schedule the payout directly with a direct charge? or is it a different API call?

inner meteor
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You'll need to wait for those funds to actually be available before you can pay them out though

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It'll really be much easier for you to rely on automatic payouts and have us generate the payouts automatically

mild juniper
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OK, how do I do that?

inner meteor
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If you want to switch them to manual you'd set settings.payouts.schedule.interval: manual

mild juniper
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Very cool, so it's already set to daily