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We only can provide you with the timing for when the refund object was created. That triggers us to reach out to the issuer and start the refund process, but we don't receive any response from them for when the refund was actually submitted or anything that happens on their side unless the refund fails.
So basically we don't have that data
ok, so refund->created is when the Stripe account creates a refund for the customer. thats it
Yep
what does the destination_details on the refund object signify
That is only relevant for certain Payment Method Types like Bank Transfers
Ah sorry that actually isn't true anymore!
We added a bunch of stuff recently... like for card refunds you can see information like the ARN in that hash
ok, hope this has more info about the date and time of when the refund at destination was completed
No it doesn't
You can see the different properties here: https://stripe.com/docs/api/refunds/object#refund_object-destination_details
We don't know when the refund is completed, the issuer never sends us that data, so there is no way we can relay it to you.
in what scnearios a refund would have the next_action set?
You would never see that for Cards
Only things like Bank Transfers where you need to collect the refund details from the customer
ok
I have seen some apps that notifies the user saying the "We have received notification from your bank that the refund has been credited to your source account". Wonder how they do that..
Not sure. They may have a different integration with the issuing bank than us.
Really can't say
ok, thank you