#angry-moustache_best-practices
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lusty mango
Hi, let me help you with this.
I think first we need to precisely clarify what your client means by this:
be able to have these payments completely separate for financial reasons.
What does it mean to "have payments separate" exactly?
tiny flare
Hey, when someone pays for an event in the US, the money needs to go to the US company (the payout)
When someone pays for an EU ticket, the money needs to go to the EU company
if that makes sense 🙈
lusty mango
I understand. If it's about different companies, not just separate external bank accounts, you will need to use 2 different Stripe Accounts.
Simply create a new Stripe account in the US and use its API keys when charging a US customer.
You could look into the Organizations public preview, but if you only plan to have a few Stripe accounts, you could just manage it as-is.
tiny flare
Alright, many thanks for the clarification 🙂 Just wanted to make sure
lusty mango
Happy to help.