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viscid grotto
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surreal stump
Hello, we provide a website builder for restaurant that allows them to take online orders, we use express connected accounts
viscid grotto
have you gone over this doc yet https://docs.stripe.com/connect/statement-descriptors ?
surreal stump
Yes, (I am chatting on behalf of my developer here) He said he added the on_behalf_of code but it is still not working
viscid grotto
did they set the static statement descriptor settings on the connected account?
please follow the steps on that doc first
and if you still don't see the right statement descriptor, please share the request ID so I could take a look
surreal stump
var requestOptions = new RequestOptions
{
StripeAccount = "{{CONNECTED_ACCOUNT_ID}}",
};
var service = new PaymentIntentService();
service.Create(options, requestOptions);
He applied this code but he is having issues - it is C# he is doing this on
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surreal stump
What is the difference between these two?
because we are currently doing destination charges
median linden
👋 stepping in
Setting on_behalf_of is the correct way to do this
You don't want to use DIrect Charges with Express accounts
So I'll need an example where you set on_behalf_of to look at
An example PaymentIntent ID if you have it
surreal stump
behalf_of doesn't support since we are using .net framework 4.5
So what we used above is the alternate of behalf of
median linden
Oh you are doing DIrect charges above, yes.
Which we don't recommend for Express accounts
But that would also set the statement descriptor as the Connected Account
So would still need an example
surreal stump
How can we setup destination charges for C# or .NET can you share with us any documents?
Will this code work?
median linden
Yes that looks fine. You would use it with transfer_data.destination as well to move the funds to your Connected Accounts. The docs are https://stripe.com/docs/connect/destination-charges
surreal stump
So that would also work to showcase the connected account statement description right?
surreal stump
Even though we cannot use on behalf of correct?
median linden
Why can't you use on behalf of?