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- caitlin-short_docs, 3 hours ago, 4 messages
fallen plover
Hello, thanks for the info, looking in to this.
I am not as familiar with issuing, do you already check the network fees an such on your transactions through the API? If so, would that be through the balance transaction on the issuing transaction?
https://docs.stripe.com/api/issuing/transactions/object#issuing_transaction_object-balance_transaction
spice hatch
No
We receive the authorizations and transactions from stripe via a webhook to store in our system
that link is blocked
fallen plover
My apologies, fixed the link
And gotcha, I am looking in to this. Typically we store fee info in the fee property on balance transaction objects. That is what shows the portion of the transaction that Stripe keeps for our pay in functionality. Still trying to confirm for issuing transactions
https://docs.stripe.com/api/balance_transactions/object#balance_transaction_object-fee
spice hatch
ok just so I understnad
The total includes the fees
fallen plover
Are you looking at a field on one of these objects, or are you referring to another total?
spice hatch
My concern is about making sure I am handling the incomign transactions appropriately.
If the card is swiped internationally
what does this object look like - will the currency still be USD instead of the international currency? Does the total include all the foreign transaction fees or will this be a separate transaction that comes in?
fallen plover
Yep, I get the overall question, I just wanted to make sure we were talking about the exact same field when we were talking about the total, because none of them are actually named "total". I've been burned by too many assumptions on similarly named fields before!
Also I am still having trouble finding info on this. I think the best thing to do here is to create a support ticket for you, I will reach out to my colleagues who know more about issuing, and I will get back to you through the ticket with what we can find.
spice hatch
I see! The amount I mean
I just want to ensure I test out foreign transactions and it would be helpful to have some test data here of what I should expect
fallen plover
Gotcha. I will see if I can find a test card for that, if I can't right now, I will get back to you through the ticket on that as well.
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fallen plover
Speaking of which, just tried to create one right there 👆
spice hatch
I have like test connected accounts and test cards but I cant test out the foreign transaction fee piece easily or know what to do there
thanks
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