#tarunmv30_api
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this is from the api/balance call
acct_1PXzSYPhGdKHtuQw
The user balance object is Balance(object: "balance", available: [Capture.BalanceDetail(amount: 0, currency: "usd", source_types: Capture.SourceTypes(card: 0))], instant_available: [Capture.BalanceDetail(amount: 45000, currency: "usd", source_types: Capture.SourceTypes(card: 45000))], livemode: false, pending: [Capture.BalanceDetail(amount: 135000, currency: "usd", source_types: Capture.SourceTypes(card: 135000))])
short dirge
Hello
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Hi!
short dirge
It seems you have the balance object right there, no?
You retrieve an account's balance using https://docs.stripe.com/api/balance/balance_retrieve + the Stripe Account header (see: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/authentication)
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Its for some reason not accurate tho
If i want to show the user how much they have earned, whats in transit to bank how would you reccomend getting these numbers so its the most accurate
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How much they have earned lifetime?
For in transit you can List Payouts and see if any are in_transit: https://docs.stripe.com/api/payouts/object#payout_object-status
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3665.20
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mellow hazel
👋 Stepping in for my teammate. Just to confirm, you're looking for a way to retrieve 3665.20 ("lifetime total volume" from the screenshot above) programmatically?
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yes
mellow hazel
Got it. There is no single endpoint or balance property that will return this value. You'd have to calculate this on your own by retrieving all previous payments and adding them up