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timber grove
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Should do yes. Of course ACH is async so that transition will happen some time after the payment is attempted

visual flume
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So ACH goes to a Stripe US bank account -> once received, add funds to users stripe account -> triggers all events as with a card payment for example

Is that how it works in a nutshell?

timber grove
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Not really sure I understand that flow, but it's just a delayed PM where it takes ~days to process

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You should be able to test this end-to-end with a test clock and simulate a payment with the test ACH credentials

visual flume
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We are using Treasury for financial services for our users and I'm currently implementing an invoice feature using stripe's capabilities. If one of our users invoices a client and it's paid via bank transfer which bank account will be shown here? Is it possible to show the connected users financial account details here?

cerulean nova
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hi! I'm taking over this thread.

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If one of our users invoices a client and it's paid via bank transfer which bank account will be shown here? I
I'm not sure
Is it possible to show the connected users financial account details here?
that's not something that you can change

visual flume
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Hi, but the above still applies right? That it would be correctly tracked on your backend and update the invoice status? I'm just not sure how it would work as there is no reference on the ACH or anything?

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Or is there a way for users to mark invoices as "paid" manually?

cerulean nova
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That it would be correctly tracked on your backend and update the invoice status? I'm just not sure how it would work as there is no reference on the ACH or anything?
what do you mean? if the users pays with Bank Transfer, then everything will work as expected. I recommend doing some tests in test mode to see how it works.

visual flume
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The above is a test mode invoice, how am I supposed to test a bank transfer like the one you can see in the screenshot

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I created a test invoice in our production dashboard and the bank account that is shown on the payment link is a WELLS FARGO bank account which is not related to us at all

cerulean nova
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that's a good point... give me a few minutes to look into this.

visual flume
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That's where I'm not sure how it works on your end

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In a nutshell what I want to achieve: Our users are connected stripe users with a treasury financial account. I want them to be able to invoice their clients or whoever they want, get paid through the payment link and the money ends up in their stripe financial account

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With card payments it's straightforward: Listen to webhooks -> on invoice payment: payout the funds to the users connected financial account

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latent hare
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Hi taking over here. Give me a minute to catch up

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It should be the the same with us bank account as with cards

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You'll get payment_intent.succeeded and invoice.paid once you have the funds

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For fulfillment

visual flume
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Hi, this documentation page is exactly what I needed, thanks for digging that up!

latent hare
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Happy to help! Above is for Bank Transfers (the payment method shown in your screenshot)

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US Bank Account (which you mentioned earlier in this thread) works slightly different in that it's a debit based payment method (we pull funds as opposed to the customer having to push funds)

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But it's still async, so you can rely on payment_intent.succeeded