#bogdan_connect-payout-timeline

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charred sandal
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Hi ๐Ÿ‘‹

When you refer to the "initial 7 week time" what specifically are you referring to? Does this have to do with payout speeds?

cerulean estuary
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Sorry. 7 days time

charred sandal
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Okay, what specifically are you asking about?

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What is this in reference to?

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To answer your question directly, no we don't expose this via the API and you would need to track it yourself

cerulean estuary
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The form made me add a reference is the reference to the first payment on my platform. But since I'm building a marketplace I need to provide clear feadback to my connected accounts.

How can I check via sdk that a specific connected account has passed the initlal 7 to 14 business days for its first payout?

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OK but how can I track myself this?
7 to 14 business days is up in the air.

charred sandal
cerulean estuary
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Thank you.

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I have another question. Can I post it here or should I open another form ?

charred sandal
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No you can post here if you would like

cerulean estuary
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How can I set via java skd the payout to manual mode for connected accounts? Can I do this before payouts_enabled = ture ?

charred sandal
cerulean estuary
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thank you

charred sandal
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The doc will include multiple important details so I recommend you review the text carefully

cerulean estuary
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will do

charred sandal
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The examples are in the doc, what part of that is not clear?

cerulean estuary
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Thank you. This is all for now. I need to try this first.

charred sandal
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Well if you keep scrolling down in the API reference, all our APIs follow the same pattern. First we show the object, the the various methods (Create, Update, etc.)

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So anything you find there will have the same general pattern

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You can use that for future reference

cerulean estuary
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wonderful