#nicolas-fernandez-falco_api

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red gladeBOT
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polar mulch
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Hello

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You can't set settlement speed dynamically

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This is based on your account's payout speed

lilac arch
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Hi!

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I know. If I'm not wrong our account has the T+2 approved settlement and we were using T+4

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Now, we don't want to use T+2 for all the payment intents

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So based on the Doc I saw that when creating a payment intent you can setup the settlement speed

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I'll guess that "fastest" will use T+2 and "standard" will use T+4

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I want to confirm that and in addition, which is the deafult? Meaning if I don't set the settlement speed parameter which T+ will have those payment intents?

polar mulch
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Hmm let's pause for a second

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Are you specifically talking about ACH Debit here?

lilac arch
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Yes

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payment_method_options.us_bank_account.preferred_settlement_speed

polar mulch
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Gotcha gotcha, then yes you are correct that fastest would be T+2

lilac arch
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Meaning that whatever is in my account default that would be the speed use if I don't specify that when I create the payment intent?

polar mulch
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Yes I believe so, I'd recommend testing this out in test mode

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tired nymph
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Can you send me the doc that you are referring to?

lilac arch
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Yes

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@polar mulch I'm not sure it will be possible to test this. Since in Testing (Sandbox) environment the ACH processing time it's immediatley

polar mulch
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This is for settlement time, which occurs after processing. You'd look at the resulting Balance Transaction's available_on date

lilac arch
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ohh gotcha and that have the exact same behaviour than Live mode?

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In testing environment also have a delay of 4 days?

tired nymph
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I have not tested this functionality much in test mode. If you try with each setting and then check available_on, that should give you an idea of how well we simulate that in test mode

lilac arch
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Sounds good

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THanks