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- lcssss_checkout-banktransfers, 6 hours ago, 18 messages
warped sinew
hello! give me a second to test this out
hrm, it looks like there's no way to redirect back to your site. I'll pass on this feedback
vocal sluice
Okay gotcha
If you could pass on feedback that would be great
On that note, is there a way to pop out the checkout form on another tab instead?
warped sinew
unfortunately, there's no way to configure the checkout form on another tab instead too 😅
vocal sluice
I wonder if there would be a way to kind of do it hackily
I guess I could pop open a new tab before loading the stripe checkout session
And then have it redirect there
Anyways, thanks for your help and let me know if stripe ever implements functionality to redirect a user back from the hosted_instructions_url page
warped sinew
Can you share your account id so that we can let you know if this feature is implemented? You can find your account id by logging in to https://dashboard.stripe.com/settings/account. It'll be in the upper right hand corner and looks like acct_123
vocal sluice
This is my account id: acct_1PfRoqRqRTTtxjyx
Hey while I still have you
Are you aware of any easy way to test the bank transfer, for example any test bank accounts I can use to simulate the bank transfer? Just so I am able to test the functinoality and behavior of the webhooks upon receipt?
warped sinew
https://docs.stripe.com/payments/bank-transfers/accept-a-payment - this seems like what you're looking for?
vocal sluice
So the behavior I am accepting of my users is that the customer object they are creating is just basically a throwaway. I am expecting a large, one-off payment which upon receipt I will distribute to multiple connected accounts on my platform. The customer does not want to use pull-ACH and instead only wants to use a bank transfer.
Does the way the stripe bank transfer work like the following:
- Customer goes to checkout page and selects bank transfer
- They recieve details as to where to transfer the funds to
- Funds get populated into the Customers created stripe account (Customers Cash balance) which then is paid to the platform
So simply put, the money they are transferring from their bank account is just flowing into a customer object which then gets paid to my account rather than a direct payment to my account
warped sinew
well, you can think of it that way i.e. as per how you described
vocal sluice
When I am testing this through the checkout API, the payment is not being associated with the customer account. Any idea why this might be?