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• rahul_webhooks, 7 hours ago, 5 messages

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[worldly quest]

hello! If you want to track which exact transaction for which the balance became available, that's something which you have to keep track on your own.

[royal zealot]

hey! yup I figured - for every transfer into a connected account, we create an object on our system. Do we have to check all the pending balance transactions to figure out which one became available, or is there some shortcut available

Our current flow is that on transfer, we create object and save the balance transaction id (which has status of pending)

[worldly quest]

When you create the Transfer, you should expand the destination_payment.balance_transaction. In the Balance Transaction, you'll be able to see an available_on : https://docs.stripe.com/api/balance_transactions/object#balance_transaction_object-available_on

you'll want to save that information to your own database so you can query for it

https://docs.stripe.com/api/expanding_objects

i'm assuming that you want to know when the transferred funds becomes available on the connected account

[royal zealot]

oh awesome! that's exactly what i was looking for!

[royal zealot]

yup - just trying to avoid the most inefficient check of every single transaction with a cron job