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robust sphinxBOT
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peak inlet
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hi! you'd calculate 10% of the amount and pass the required values to the API(the guide you're using for Connect will have a section for how to pass application_fee_amount).

exotic glen
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Can we do something so we don't have to pass amount.

peak inlet
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no, it's an API and you need to write code to calculate the appropriate values to define what you are charging your customer and what fee/split you are taking, the API does not take a percentage definition.

exotic glen
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hey

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Do I have to calculate this amount while I am creating produce and price object?

tepid sleet
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Hi! I'm taking over from my colleague. Please, give me a moment to catch up.

tepid sleet
exotic glen
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In which object?

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I am using product and price object.

tepid sleet
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How are you charging your customers right now?

exotic glen
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I am creating chekout session

tepid sleet
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Are you using planning to use Direct Charges (charge happens on the Connected account) or Destination Charges (charge happens on the Platform)?

exotic glen
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destination charges

tepid sleet
exotic glen
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Yes but I am not using "PaymentIntentCreateOptions" anywhere in code.

tepid sleet
exotic glen
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Where do I wirte code for this payment_intent_data.transfer_data.amount

tepid sleet
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Could you please share the code where you create the Checkout Session?

exotic glen
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{
    Customer = companyModel.StripeCustomerId,
    LineItems = LineItems,
    Mode = "subscription",
    SuccessUrl = $"{_httpContextAccessor.HttpContext.Request.Scheme}://{_httpContextAccessor.HttpContext.Request.Host}/CheckOut/Index?session_id={sessionId}",
    CancelUrl = $"{_httpContextAccessor.HttpContext.Request.Scheme}://{_httpContextAccessor.HttpContext.Request.Host}/Subscription/CreateSubscription?CompanyId={companyModel.CompanyId}&SubscriptionId={companyModel.subscriptionPlanModel.SubscriptionPlanId}",
    PaymentMethodTypes = new List<string> { "card" },
};

if (planDiscountmodel != null && planDiscountmodel.plandiscountid != Guid.Empty && planDiscountmodel.discountamount > 0)
{
    options.Discounts = new List<SessionDiscountOptions> {
        new SessionDiscountOptions() {
            Coupon = planDiscountmodel.stripeplandiscountid,
        }
    };
}```
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  string strStripeConnectedAccountId = _configurationRepository.GetConfigurationSettingByParameterName(ConfigurationParameterConstants.StripeConnectedAccountId).ParameterValue;
  RequestOptions requestOptions = new()
  {
      StripeAccount = strStripeConnectedAccountId
  };
  return service.Create(options, requestOptions: requestOptions);```
tepid sleet
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Sorry, what language is this exactly?

exotic glen
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C#

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.net

tepid sleet
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I believe you should add a parameter like this:

PaymentIntentData = new SessionPaymentIntentDataOptions
{
    ApplicationFeeAmount = 500
}
exotic glen
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ohk

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The 'payment_intent_data[transfer_data][destination]' param cannot be set to your own account.

tepid sleet
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It needs to be the account ID of your Connected account (where you wish to transfer).

exotic glen
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Yes I am passing that account id.

tepid sleet
exotic glen
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While creating any product I was not passing "RequestOptions"

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Now I am passing it everywhere.

tepid sleet
exotic glen
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Yes

tepid sleet
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You don't need it if you use the destination charges.

exotic glen
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ok

tepid sleet