ayushh_best-practices

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• ayushh_error, 3 days ago, 15 messages

[minor iris]

Hi 👋

I think you need to spend some time reading about the different charge types you can use with Stripe Connect and how each approach affects how platforms collect their fees and how the money moves.

https://docs.stripe.com/connect/charges

I know your question appears simple but it's a bigger topic than that and you can shoot yourself in the foot if you don't understand how it works.

[amber steeple]

I have simply used checkout session for the payments

[minor iris]

That doesn't change anything about my advice

[amber steeple]

so if I am getting correct I need to create a payment intent ?

[minor iris]

Sorry that's really far away from what you asked about.

You are trying to split a payment between two parties, right?

That's a Connect charge. It doesn't matter if you use Checkout Sessions or Payment Intents.

You can specify all the same details for Checkout in the payment_intent_data parameter

[amber steeple]

Lets assume a product is at sale of 10$
the user buys it and the 10% will go the website as a fee which is 1$
and the remaining 9$ will go the vendor

[ripe fractal]

Hello
Taking over as Snufkin needs to step away

[amber steeple]

hello

[ripe fractal]

In order to do this split, you need to use Stripe connect. You should be able to route payments this way with connect. I'd recommend reading the docs my colleague shared above. They explain how you can set this up with Stripe Checkout