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- somethingorother_unexpected, 6 days ago, 28 messages
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Unfortunatley not. I can add to the feature request for that, but we do not have that functionality at the moment
Ok thanks very much for the quick response
Hi - one other thing (if it's not too late!) this if for stripe connect - your documentation says:
You'd like to choose if Stripe fees are debited from your connected accounts or your platform
does this then mean that the connected account is the payee not the payer?
Can you go in to a bit more detail about what you mean by payee here? With connect, you are splitting a payment with the connected account. So that snippet is talking about which account gets the full Stripe fee deducted. You can still transfer funds between the accounts to compensate for some of that, but one of the accounts will be the one that the fee comes out of.
I suppose I just mean does the facility to add the fees to the total amount part of stripe connect, or does the connected account mean another account that the money is being paid in to
perhaps better question is what does connected account mean - does that mean the money being deposited in to or withdrawn from?
Ah, no unfortunately not. Connect doesn't add on to the amount, that snippet is talking about taking funds out of the amount that you split with the connect account. So if you have a $10 payment and split it $8-$2 the $0.60 Stripe fee can come out of the person who got $8 or the person who got $2's account
We unfortunately do not have any functionality that automatically adjusts prices based on the Stripe fee for specific payment methods.