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devout solstice
Hello!
prime ruin
hi
devout solstice
To clarify, are you asking about delaying the transfer of funds to the connected account at the time the transaction happens, or are you talking about delaying the timing of the payout from the connected account to their external bank account?
prime ruin
the first one
delay by 15 days / 30 days / 45 days
we have specific commercial arrangements in place to this end, but haven;'t found way to implement it yet
devout solstice
You can use separate charges and transfers for that: https://docs.stripe.com/connect/separate-charges-and-transfers
prime ruin
looking at the doc right now
is there a way to implement this without creating a checkout session for the customer? meaning, is there a way to create a transfer group and associate certain accounts to it which then automatically creates the desired transfer delay? But without messing around with checkout
devout solstice
Checkout is entirely optional, this can be done with or without Checkout.
The Transfer Group only applies if you're transferring to multiple connected accounts, not just a single one.
Meaning a single transaction would have transfers that go to multiple connected accounts. Is that your use case, or would a single transaction only have a transfer that goes to a single connected account?
devout solstice
Yeah, so you don't really need to worry about Transfer Groups. Your goal is to decouple payments and their associated Transfers. This approach lets you do that. The payment and the Tranfer happen at different times, and you control when you create the Transfer on your end.