#rj1_best-practices

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inland fox
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Hi, can you share a bit more about your business use case? In Destination charges there is not such concept as cloning a payment method as all the object live on the Platform account

rose girder
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We are currently using direct charges, but we've been instructed to switch to destination charges

Currently we create Customer and SetupIntent directly on connected accounts by passing in stripe_account header.

We want to stop doing this, and instead use destination charges.

Can we still use the payment methods stored on the connected accounts? If not, can we clone them from the connected accounts to the platform account in order to use them with destination charges?

inland fox
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No, you can't clone the payment method up to the Platform account. You will need to collect the payment method details on the Platform account in this case.

rose girder
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Thanks for confirming that @inland fox

Another quick question -- the root of this issue is tied into how we're being charged for acss_debit payments -- we are being charged an additional $0.75 fee for these types of payments, and our account manager at Stripe is indicating that this is because we're using direct charges rather than destination charges.

This being the case, we are wondering why we are not having a similar inconsistency in fees when processing credit card payments?

inland fox
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We do not have expertise with fees in this channel. Your account manager would know more than we do on this. This chat is focused on developers and technical questions related to your integration/ coding.

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