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gaunt mason
Hi, we wanna know if it's possible to do this on our platform.
Basically we are collecting payments with the Stripe components. Which create a transfers to a Stripe account of each our customers.
For example, they sell a food item and they charge for that, then they receive the money on their stripe account.
Later, our customers can retire that money to their bank accounts or credit cards, using the Payout's functionality with the "instant" method.
On a payout a customer can retire lots of payments collect when selling food items.
This flow works perfect right now.
The thing is that now, we would like to show a link between those payments received and the payouts.
My question is, is there any way to get which payments are being retired in a payout?
Example:
the customer sells a food item A for $10.
the customer then sells another food item B for $20.
Later, the customer create an instant payout for $15.
Can we know of those $15 which sales are related?
lean storm
Hello! Have a look here: https://docs.stripe.com/expand/use-cases#charges-in-payout
Oh, wait.
If you're doing manual payouts then no, there's no way to do that.
In your example there's no direct link between the $15 being paid out and the original $10 and $20 charges. There's no way to tell if it's $10 from the first charge and $5 from the second, or $15 from the $20, or something else.
gaunt mason
what do you mean exactly when you say manually? Let me clarify, they perform the instant payout using our system, which under the engine, uses the Stripe library for Python.
lean storm
This is what I mean by manual Payouts: https://docs.stripe.com/connect/manual-payouts
gaunt mason
ok, I will check the documentation you send me, thanks for information!