#lean_connect-delaydays
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- leanvitale_api, 1 hour ago, 6 messages
- leanvitale_api, 5 hours ago, 4 messages
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lean_connect-delaydays
@fossil vapor So to be clear you are using the Separate Charges and Transfers flow right? You create a PaymentIntent for $100 for example on your platform and later you call the Create Transfer API and pass source_transaction: 'ch_123'? If so then that Transfer would follow that Charge's balance availability so 2 days in the US. It wouldn't follow delay_days I think
We cover this in our docs here https://docs.stripe.com/connect/manage-payout-schedule#delay_days where we say this applies to payments with on_behalf_of
Correct. So there is no way to apply delay_days to transfers with “source_transaction”? How can I make the money not available until X days? Should I manage it myself?
yes that's not really possible unless you use on_behalf_of. If you don't then you'll have to switch those connected accounts to manual Payouts, build a balance over time and track how much they are owed each day when you create the Payout for them
Hmmm oka