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sly dock
sorry. partner means seller (connected account)
glad tulip
You can make the application_fee=25000 in this case? ($150 + $100)
glad tulip
You can display the fee breakdown in any way you prefer in your own app.
sly dock
The buyer pays 1,150, seller gets 1000 but pays a 100 app fee
glad tulip
Regardless of how this works under the hood
dense sigil
Hi there 👋 I'm jumping in as my teammate needs to step away soon.
Stripe doesn't have the concept of a "buyer fee", that's just the price of the payment.
The two paths you've outlined in your initial message are the two ways available to implement this, and you should select the one that best fits your use case.
sly dock
Yep. I understand. Im just wondering if theres a way to combine the idea of transfer[amount] + application_fee_amount?
dense sigil
No, you use one or the other.
sly dock
What about seperate charge and transfer, take payment, then initiate a charge with an application fee? or does the transfer not support application fee at that time
dense sigil
Transfers don't accept an application_fee parameter. With a Separate Charges & Transfers flow, no Application Fee objects are created.
https://docs.stripe.com/connect/separate-charges-and-transfers?platform=web&ui=stripe-hosted#collect-fees