#elias_api
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celest fractal
Hello, still looking in to this. It looks like you are setting things up properly in the API. Have the conversion rates always been off like this?
haughty meadow
Our integration with your API has always been correct. The only problem is when the sale is in CLP currency, as it is returned with 00 missing in the amount_captured field
We take the amount_captured * CLP currency rate on the day of sale, and then divide the result by 100
celest fractal
The balance transaction that I see for that charge shows an amount of R$378.01, which is the converted total minus the Stripe fee, so that looks like it lines up with your calculations. Where are you seeing R$3.93? Is this in a dashboard or somewhere in the API? txn_3QcZSND632iYSfdd0SL6SnSn
haughty meadow
The value of R$3.93 is what appears in our software. As I said, we look for sales in your API and convert the sale into an invoice
We take the value that comes in the amount_captured field and multiply it by the currency of the day of sale, after that we divide it by 100
Our suggestion is for you to include 00 at the end of the amount _captured in all sales that are CLP
celest fractal
We do have CLP documented as a zero-decimal currency, so I can raise that as feedback, but that is definitely expected behavior for now and a lot of integrations currently work with this on the assumption that our CLP values don't have decimal points. BRL isn't zero-decimal so not needing to divide by 100 for BRL is also expected behavior.
https://docs.stripe.com/currencies#zero-decimal
haughty meadow
Now I understand my friend, let's make a rule here not to do multiplication, thank you very much! We're together! Hug!