#fireside_best-practices
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- fireside_best-practices, 21 hours ago, 8 messages
wispy crypt
Hello there
You want the destination_payment: https://docs.stripe.com/api/transfers/object#transfer_object-destination_payment
That said, Transfers are synchronous.
So if you get a successful response to creating the Transfer then the Payment will be successful.
cunning onyx
Oh okay I see. So once it is sent, it is sent. Follow up question for you then. How is Stripe able to reverse the transfers? Are the funds still technically "pending" before the user can withdraw via payout?
wispy crypt
It is possible for reversing a Transfer to push a Connected Accounts balance to be negative.
But no, the funds are only held until the are available and then they are paid out if automatic payouts are enabled
cunning onyx
Okay got it.
Another question for you.
If I wanted to give the users a status on their payouts to their bank account, I'd use the webhooks to track the events for an automatic payout being created correct (guessing its like payout.created)? Then I am guessing I'd track payout.updated to get the status updates and expected arrival date?
cunning onyx
Alright, will do. Thanks for the help! I appreciate it.