#samuel-connect-sct
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@grave birch this flow looks like https://stripe.com/docs/connect/charges-transfers so I'd recommend reading that doc.
samuel-connect-sct
an example of what?
how to do this functionality charge 1100 from client 1, 100 euros is our platform commission and transfer 1000 euros to client 2 please
the client 2 doesn't have an stripe account, we have their credit card
And as you can understand, we can't force every customer to create a Stripe account. I've seen the option to achieve something similar with Stripe Connect, is this an option?
Stripe Connect is the only way. And that's the exact way I linked you to. I'm sorry I'm confused what you are asking or wht is confusing you as I already shared the exact end-to-end link in the docs of how to do this flow of funds with our Stripe Connect product
ok let me explain
To be clear: you asked how to do the flow of funds. We absolutely support it and I gave you the exact end to end doc on how to implement this
I created a payment intent via stripe shell
everything it's ok, I set transfer_group "Test_1_payment"
sorry those are just pictures
This Discord is for developers asking questions about their exact code as a developer. Can you explain in words what your problem is with the exact doc I gave you?
And now when i try to do next step which is transfer to stripe connect account I got "You have insufficient funds in your Stripe account for this transfer. Your card balance is too low."
okay so you're a developer, there's a clear error message here, did you read it carefully?
Yes I'm a developer
Sorry right now you are rushing a bit between steps and stopping as soon as it doesn't work without reading the error or the exact docs I gave you which covers a lot of this
I read this documentation carefully but I'm stock here, why I have insufficient balance in my account? I don't understand sorry
https://stripe.com/docs/connect/separate-charges-and-transfers#transfer-availability it's right there in that doc I gave you. Make sure to carefully read it end to end first