#l0rd_connect-subscriptions

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twin river
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That's up to you really, depends how you want to reconcile your funds, both options just work

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grand marlin
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I guess is there pros and cons to either? I am doing one time payments via invoices as well as subscription payments (still via invoices I guess)

twin river
grand marlin
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also how do I do the number in transfer data? Would I go 1.8 for 1.8% or .018 or 18 etc

twin river
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1.8

grand marlin
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is my platform going to have to be paying the stripe fee or will it automatically be subtracted from the amount the connect account is receiving? I guess what order do the funds get subtracted in?

twin river
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with Destination Charges you always pay the Stripe fee (and future refund and dispute fees)

grand marlin
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ok so I should factor that into the amount we're taking so 2.9 + 1.8 + 30 cents?

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if we want to take 1.8 at the end

twin river
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yes

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though the Stripe fee depends on many factors, payment method types, currency, other features used. So it's not just 2.9% + $0.30

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so really you should be having your own pricing orthogonal to the Stripe one

grand marlin
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is there a good spot to find those different amounts? We are on an alternative fee structure i just don't know what it is lol

twin river
grand marlin
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Does stripe take their platform fee at the same time that I'd take mine?

So say for a $100 purchase I say $94.7 goes to the user on my platform through the destination amount,

stripe then takes $3.3 from that (assuming 3% stripe fee for this example) and I keep the remaining $2 from that. is that accurate or am I misunderstanding?

twin river
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yes it's accurate and what is on that screenshot you shared

grand marlin
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sick thanks man