#Alex Rodriguez

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cursive graniteBOT
rancid umbra
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  1. There's no way to automatically disable/restrict accounts no. You'd just offboard them
  2. See: https://stripe.com/docs/disputes/connect

When this happens, the platform can attempt to recover funds from the connected account by reversing the transfer either through the Dashboard or by creating a transfer reversal.

Learn about the dispute responsibilities on Connect platforms.

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Which part is confusing?

ebon mist
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how do I create a transfer reversal through API given a dispute id?

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will this include the dispute fee as well?

rancid umbra
rancid umbra
ebon mist
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We would like the connect account to pay for the whole thing, the whole disputed amount plus the dispute fee

rancid umbra
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As that would then become a sum larger than original transfer

ebon mist
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Are you sure making a transfer reversal of the expanded charge from the dispute will result in the money being deducted from the connected accounts funds and back to our platform account? I would intuitively assume that doing that reversal would be like refunding the money to the person that made the payment with the credit card and disputed the payment...

rancid umbra
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No it's a reversal of the transfer between the Stripe accounts involved in the payment, not the customer/credit card

ebon mist
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cool thank you

rancid umbra
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You'd refund the payment if you wanted to return the payment to the customer/credit card

ebon mist
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exactly, right I think I got it. So it is possible to reverse the transfer but not to include the dispute fee

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Is there a way we can charge our connect accounts for that additionally? Or we'll need to take note of those amounts and bill them separately?

rancid umbra
ebon mist
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Interesting, thanks I think we've never used this before but sounds like what we need. I suppose doing this from a different region is impossible right?

rancid umbra
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Yes standard cross-border limitations apply

ebon mist
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cool thanks