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- usama-paymentelement-redirect, 2 days ago, 26 messages
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hi, sounds like you want https://stripe.com/docs/connect/separate-charges-and-transfers then.
Yes, I'm already using connect. Let me check it if that answers my queries. I'm just not sure how to setup seprate charges for more then 1 connected account on same payment
well you don't, the actual PaymentIntent is just processed as a payment on your platform(you don't pass destination or anything really specific to Connect). Then later you separately/manually use the Transfers API to transfer the funds to destination accounts.
the docs explain it all
Yes, So unlike destination or direct charges the payment is done on platforms account and we use the transfer api to send the desired amount to any number of vendors we want as long as the total amount stay same or below total amount of intent right?
Also when do we trigger the transfer api...
- after the payment is confirmed
- or when creating the payment intent we can also create the transfer api and stripe will send the amount to linked account when payment is confirmed on intent
Which use case is true for this?
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Ok that takes care of things.
1 last thing does the transfer api method works for some of the restricted countries like India, Brazil where destination or direct charges don't support platform_fee deduction?
I think it depends on a case-by-case basis but the general answer is no; the restrictions there are that money can't be moved into/out of the country and that applies to Tranfers too
Great