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untold heath
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👋 happy to help

tired geyser
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Thanks Tarzan! Let me know if you have an idea on this, maybe it's quickly to resolve

untold heath
tired geyser
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Absolutely. It mentions on_behalf_of , but not the combination with destination charges. I read almost all (related) thread in this Discord if someone asked a similar question. I read in some API settings the delay_days will be ignored. See account acct_1QHD45QSaaACtSom, where it's configured for 2 days, but gets a in_transit within a day

untold heath
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obo is for Destination Charges and Seperate Charges and Transfers

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in Direct Charges you don't need obo since the merchant of record is the Connected Account for sure

tired geyser
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Thanks, that's indeed what we noticed as well. However, is there any explanation on this account that signed up on the 4th and already got a payout to in_transit within a day?

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Some background: We are building a setup around payout delays for each country we are active in, but if the delay_days is ignored for our payment api setup we have to find other ways. This account was unexpected for us

untold heath
tired geyser
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po_1QHhRnQSaaACtSomg6K1dw9M

untold heath
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and where did you setup the delay_days?

tired geyser
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For this account it's using the default delay days which is 2 (and interval daily). So for this account we haven't set it yet

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We would like to set it higher in certain cases, but since the default was 2 we were suprised by this one

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Via the API

"payouts": {
  "debit_negative_balances":  true,
   "schedule": { "delay_days":  2, "interval":  "daily" }
},
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We expected:
Payment comes in at 4th, delay days 2 = 6th then when daily ticker comes along payout moves to in_transit

What happened
Payment comes in at 4th, payout to in_transit on the 5th

untold heath
tired geyser
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I read that in transit means stripe has sent the payout to the bank. We were expecting that to happen after the delay days

untold heath
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not necessarily

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you want your connect account to receive their payout 2 days after the transfer and that's what happened

tired geyser
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Oh the transit to bank is inclusive

untold heath
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we then calculate to see when should we post the payout to get to the bank account by the date that it should arrive

tired geyser
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Gotcha!

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For me that wasn't fully clear from the docs

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But this explains a lot

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Thanks Tarzan. This saved me lots of time!

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