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[still kestrel]

@solid sun many ways to do this, depends on what you are really after. If your connected account is on daily Payouts then the best option is to list their Payouts in the past 30 days I'd say

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[solid sun]

it actually is on daily payout

[glacial sandal]

Yep, so listing the last 30 days of payouts should be a good way to do this via the API

[solid sun]

just for the knowledge, imagine if the payout intervall changes to payout a week, what would u recommend than?

[glacial sandal]

Can you tell me more about what you are trying to figure out here? You should still be able to list however many payouts you want, I guess for weekly you would mostly be deciding between displaying info for the last 4 payouts or the last 5

[solid sun]

so in the chart, last 30 days revenue generation should be shown but if I can only get the data from 4 days of the last 30 days than it wouldn't work.

[glacial sandal]

The endpoints does not list things in terms of days, it lists each payout. If payouts for an account are weekly, each payout would represent a week so four payouts would represent twenty-eight days. You can also list more than four payouts, if you iterate you can list all of an account's payouts for years in to the past.
I would highly recommend playing around with this call in test mode. I think it will clarify a lot

[solid sun]

Its all working fine but I realized that ofcourse its not real time since payout are not instant, so if the revenue is generated today, it would take a day for the payout and and so there would be one day delay in the chart. Should I therefore use (https://docs.stripe.com/api/balance_transactions) to see all the incoming/outgoing balance that comes in for connected accounts.

And than I would have to retrieve all transactions in the last 30 day and than for each day calculate the revenue and than send the filterd data to the client?