#ed_connect-fees

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spark sageBOT
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wary socket
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@shell swift what you are trying to do is impossible really. You are a platform, you are helping a business accept payments. You take a fee for that, we have to show your fee to the business
If you charge John $10 and you take a $2 ApplicationFee then the business is left with $10 - your $2 - Stripe fee. They have to understand your $2

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shell swift
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Got it - so as long as I use destination charges, I'll need to pay the 0.25% fee?

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And even with on_behalf_of, we as the platform will be responsible for processing chargebacks?

wary socket
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Yep and you really should never use this flow if you use Standard accounts.

shell swift
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Sorry to be verbose. Want to make sure I understand: You're saying yes to both, right?

Yes, as long as it's destination charge, we'll pay the 0.25% fee
Yes, even with on_behalf_of, the platform is responsible for processing chargebacks

Sorry, just want to understand completely