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- bas1920_api, 1 hour ago, 16 messages
- bas1920_best-practices, 2 hours ago, 28 messages
So the question is if the transfer will get automatically reversed if I use the source_transaction property when creating the transfer or that I should manually retrieve the money back from the user.
Good question, as in when losing a dispute? Or another scenario? I am not immediately sure but am looking in to this.
It looks like we do not automatically reverse the transfer but you can create your own transfer reversal via the API to recover your funds. https://docs.stripe.com/disputes/connect
No, not due to a dispute
due to a charge back for instance
or due to the customer not being satisfied with the product (refund)
Gotcha, for destination charges we do have the reverse_transfer parameter but that does not work for separate charges and transfers unfortunately. So I think you would want to make a transfer reversal and then create the refund.
So it's not possible to create a negative transfer, for instance? I really have to do a reverse transfer?
Correct
If you are in the US there are also account debits, where you can charge funds from the user's balance without a transfer. But for things like refunds it typically makes more sense to just reverse the transfer.
and is there a time limit?
to do the transfer reversal?
I.e. I need to do it within a day of the transfer itself?
Nope, you should be able to reverse it as long as the user still has the available funds to cover the reversal.
Also as long as you haven't already reversed the transfer
But you're referring to a user.. but in this case its the connect account
the same applies?
Correct, by user I meant connected account