#kikoh-connect-balancetrasactions
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- kikohbrew, 3 days ago, 15 messages
(responding to bot- new issue unrelated to prior support items)
Hi ๐
Where are you creating the payment methods?
Currently we're generating them via the stripe API (using Go), during checkout.
If there was a way to detect when the card account updater performs an action for a given payment intent/charge that would cover what we need. I'd been looking at the other end of things (from the settlement data).
On the settlement side we just see this object, which doesn't give detail on the originating source
Okay, sorry I wasn't clear enough. Are you creating these cards on the Platform account or the Connect Account?
ah gotcha- on the connected accounts, using direct charges
we only see the card account updater fee in our platform payouts though, nothing in the payouts for the connected express accounts
We strongly recommend against using Direct charges with Express accounts
for this scenario, what would the behavior be if we used destination charges? Would there be more information available for associating this charge with a given connected customer?
Do you have an example balance transaction I could review? Unfortunately I don't think there is a way to tie this back to an individual account but I'd like to take a look
sure yeah- "txn_1ObDfGC7IA1e6peTOqCNzrME", this is for halix.io. Let me know if you need more info
Okay so the merchat specified, this isn't the Express Account?
that balance transaction is visible for the platform account Halix.io, in one of our payouts. We don't process charges directly though, only our express customers do, so our understanding is that this fee was triggered by an express account (but since we are the platform that fee is going to us)
(the payout context is po_1ObZ8vC7IA1e6peTvhCeLg9T)
Yes Platforms are always responsible for Stripe fees in all funds flow scenarios https://stripe.com/docs/connect/charges
we've noticed it is mixed a bit, at least with direct charges. As the platform we see these fees card updater fees, vault of payment method fees, and the payout processing fee, while our customers currently pay the largest part which is the direct stripe transaction fee (2.5% + 30c per our stripe contract)
Still looking to see if we can ID the Connect Account associated with the fee
thank you, appreciate your time on this
When you retrieve this via the API, what is in the source parameter?
it's not valued unfortunately ๐ฆ
currently I'm fetching it via a balance transaction list request, which I'm looping over the balance transactions of
it's not valued unfortunately
You meannull?
Unfortunately there isn't anything I can find on the API side of things to identify the specific Connect Account or CA transaction this is linked to. I would recommend checking with Support here: https://support.stripe.com/contact to see if they have a way of linking them outside of using the API
sounds good, I appreciate your time. One last general question, based on your earlier statement- what are the main reasons Stripe strongly recommends using destination over direct charges with express?
Express accounts have only limited access to the Dashboard. This means they do not have the necessary tools to handle things like customer disputes. It can increase the amount of chargebacks the Express Account experiences and you, the Platform, are responsible for any negative balances on the Express Account.
gotcha, whereas if we do destination charges we as the platform would be able to manage the disputes ourselves?
(since all funds would flow through us)
The Charge objects are saved to your account so they show up in your dashboard where you have access to the full suite of tools we provide to assist with issues like disputes and refunds. (If you use Destination Charges)
Sure thing! I'm happy to shed what ๐ก I can ๐