#twafiq_webhooks

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tacit wedge
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hello, give me a moment to catch up

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Hmmm..I don't think events are emitted when fees are charged. This applies to charge fees as well

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with the exception to application.fee because these fees are set by Platform accounts

carmine jacinth
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So how can I find how much I am being charged every month for my connected accounts' payout

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I would like to do it programmatically as opposed to having to estimate on my end

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and just get it from stripe api

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The info is probably in a balance transaction right?

tacit wedge
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Yes I would think so. You may need to query balance transactions if you want to do it programmatically. Otherwise Stripe users usually reconcile against reports. For example: https://docs.stripe.com/reports/all-fees

carmine jacinth
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Hmmm

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How would I query the balance txn and find that specific balance txn

tacit wedge
carmine jacinth
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ok

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but won't that include all the stripe processing fees

tacit wedge
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Yes, there isn't a specific type for payout fees

carmine jacinth
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How will I be able to discern which one is a payout fee and which one is a processing fee on a charge?

tacit wedge
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Reconciling using reports would be the clearest and most direct approach because fees are attribute to the Stripe product its incurred from

carmine jacinth
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Can you explain how to do that programmatically?

tacit wedge