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pine crater
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Hello! Am I understanding correctly that you're asking about setting a statement descriptor on a Transfer?

barren wigeon
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Yes

pine crater
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That's not possible - Transfers wouldn't show up in a CC statement. They are just moving money from the platform to the connected account's stripe balance

barren wigeon
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no we need to create payment intent to charge our customer, then we transfer the amount to merchant. Can we alter Statement Discriptor to display merchant information on customer's cc when we do transfer.create

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pine crater
barren wigeon
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let me check

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we are using separate transfers and payouts, when we transfer money to connected account can we set statement descriptor of that connected account to be displayed on customer's cc card?

pine crater
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Let's back up a minute and rephrase - if you're asking whether it's possible to use the statement descriptor of the connected account when you create a charge on the platform then the answer is yes. You'd use on_behalf_of when you create the Charge and it'll use the branding/settings of the connected account.

barren wigeon
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no, we can't use at the time when we create charge as we may not know the connected account's information,

pine crater
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Then no, there's no way for you to set the statement descriptor.