-mark-simpson-_api

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[sleek flame]

Hello there

[rapid junco]

hello. Hopefully my question makes some sense

[sleek flame]

You are looking to go from Charge --> Payout

[rapid junco]

Yes

[sleek flame]

Unfortunatley not a super easy way, but best thing to do is to retrieve the Charge and expand its Balance Transaction and look at the available_on date and then you can list Payouts based on that date -- the Charge would be included in the first Payout that corresponds with that date or after.

Otherwise you basically are already doing the correct thing which is to list Balance Transactions by Payout and match.

[rapid junco]

Thanks. when querying for payouts by date in this case which date parameter should i use? the api doc shows several (created, arrival, starting, ending..)

[sleek flame]

Ah good question -- should be arrival_date

That should correspond to the available_on of the BT

[rapid junco]

thanks. I will give this approach a try.

And this also addresses my concern about 'non-automatic' payouts. It seems that my system currently would not find a payout date for a charge if the payout was non-automatic (because i go from payout->balance transaction->charge; and payout->balance transaction only works for automatic payouts)

thanks again.