#hevid-medeiros_api

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foggy cove
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Hi there 👋 when working with Subscriptions, the Checkout Session will not directly link to the associated Payment Intent of the first payment, that is instead referenced by the Invoice associated with the session.

I would recommend retrieving the Checkout Session, and using expand to include the associated Invoice object inline with the Checkout Session object. Then you should be able to look at invoice.payment_intent from the Checkout Session object.
https://docs.stripe.com/api/expanding_objects
In this case you would pass invoice to expand, but please let me know if I've misunderstood or that still doesn't do what you're hoping.

Expanding Responses | Stripe API Reference

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compact willow
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Actually, I need to know the fee

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May I looking the wrong place.

foggy cove
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Gotcha, sorry, you said that and I missed it. To do that you will need to go a couple object levels deeper. I'd recommend expanding invoice.payment_intent.latest_charge.balance_transaction. That should allow you to then look at invoice.payment_intent.latest_charge.balance_transaction.fee and invoice.payment_intent.latest_charge.balance_transaction.fee_details.

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That is the maximum depth that expand can reach (4 levels down), so you would need to retrieve a single Checkout Session for this to work. You won't be able to use it in conjunction with a request to list multiple Checkout Sessions, as there would be one more layer there to step into the list of sessions.

compact willow
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OK!
Thanks toby!
I hope this works for us