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I think this is strange, because the initial payment is in USD and so I would think I can also transfer in USD.
Thank you for the report. Looking in to this. I do see the payment intent was in USD, for some reason I see conflicting info on the charge (I may just be reading things wrong). Will get back to you with what I can find.
Thanks a bunch.
I think this may be happening because the USD is being converted to EUR as soon as it lands on your account. Trying to think of how you may be able to work around this
Do you know if setting this account as the merchant of record would be appropriate in this scenario? I think that would allow the funds to land as USD and be sent off more easily.
Also out of curiosity, if you specify the payment intent instead of the charge as the source_transaction, do you get the same error? I would expect so but think it is worth trying
I cannot let this Connect Account be the merchant. But I can try the payment intent as source_transaction - give me a sec.
Nope, that does not work: https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_ZiM6iu7SAIi71Y?t=1710359608
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I get No such charge
pi....
Gotcha, apologies I thought that PIs could work here
Also it looks like we only support cross border payouts for US countries at the moment https://docs.stripe.com/connect/cross-border-payouts
So unfortunately I think this use case of an FR platform sending funds to a US connected account is supported
So you mean we have to have a US Stripe account in order for this to work?
Correct
And is it possible to have a US stripe account from Europe?
Or do you mean that our whole company should then be based in US?
You will need a legal entity based in the US to have a US account I believe
Our support team will be able to better speak to that if you describe your use case to them https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true
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Ok, thanks.
But, the link you sent me to cross border payouts says this: US connected accounts don’t support cross-border payouts;
But I don't have either. I don't have a US connected account and I don't have a US platform
I'm just using USD as the currency
The problem might be that our bank account is in EUR (and so Stripe exchanges all $ to EUR)
So if we have another bank account tied to our account which is in Dollars, it might not do that
and I might not get that error.
Can you try that in test mode? I wasn't aware FR accounts could have a USD bank account. That may get rid of this issue. Apologies, I usually work with US platforms, haven't had much experience with this from other countries yet.
I don't know how
oh I might have found it
I have two bank accounts tied to my account now. How to configure which one is the main one?
do you know?
Oh, apparently when I have two it automatically picks the right one?
Or doesn't it?
There should be a dashboard setting for that. By default EUR will go to EUR and USD to USD but for other currencies I think you have to set something for that
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Yes, it seems to be correct automatically
Thanks for the help so far.
I don't know if you can see this: https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/payments/pi_3OtxrdDaCp5MFux117gzxo7w
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Yep yep I can see the intent. Is that just proof that this is working or are you trying to figure something out about it?