#dtops_webhooks
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olive echo
hi! not really a webhook for this no, but there's an available_on on the BalanceTransaction so you know when the payment will be available.
lavish carbon
@olive echo Okay, I can see the property in the API, I guess I can use a combination of available_on and status
`"3": {
"id"
:
"txn_3PcrxpGQsGT4rfE81qqXpbrj"
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,
"object"
:
"balance_transaction"
,
"amount"
:
5000
,
"available_on"
:
1721606400
,
"created"
:
1721061686
,
"currency"
:
"gbp"
,
"description"
:
"Subscribed to author 1"
,
"exchange_rate"
:
null
,
"fee"
:
183
,
"fee_details": [
"0"
:
{… 5 items}
,
],
"net"
:
4817
,
"reporting_category"
:
"charge"
,
"source"
:
"ch_3PcrxpGQsGT4rfE81wZJuyym"
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,
"status"
:
"pending"
,
"type"
:
"charge"
,
},`
olive echo
pretty much yes. Every day, you can also listen for the balance.available event that is sent whenever your balance increases. At that point, you can check which charges have been released. The best solution is to look into your database for each charge supposed to be released that day and then retrieve the corresponding BalanceTransaction via the API to confirm that the status property to confirm that the funds have been made available.
the other point here is that you can just reconcile things when the money is paid out(i.e, do https://docs.stripe.com/expand/use-cases#charges-in-payout and update recon/databases when a payout.created event happens), which is the more standard/easier approach