#lachiu_best-practices

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tough shardBOT
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sharp flame
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Ah my question got cut off

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The questions we have:

Select which currencies to localize, lock in exchange rates, and decide whether to pass along fees to your customers.

quiet radish
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We are currently using the legacy metered products. I assume we have to create a new price in TRY?
A Price object might be redundant if you're just doing one-time comission charges

Exact pricing for the conversation rate, as the 2 links below only mention a 2-4% exchange rate cost or a cost for locking the price.
What conversion rate? From TRY (presentment) to EUR (settlement)?

We want a single Stripe customer for this partner, this one would have a yearly subscription and a monthly subscription per Turkish shop. Will we encounter any limits or is there a better way? We use the metadata on these subscriptions to link the events to the shop so we would need a single one per shop.
Sounds like you'd be better modelling it as a single customer per Turkish shop, but otherwise no limits per se just depends on how you want to reconcile payments/events with the relevant shop

sharp flame
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A Price object might be redundant if you're just doing one-time comission charges
What do you consider 'one-time'?

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What conversion rate? From TRY (presentment) to EUR (settlement)?
Correct, my apologies for not making that more clear.

quiet radish
sharp flame
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Sounds like you'd be better modelling it as a single customer per Turkish shop, but otherwise no limits per se just depends on how you want to reconcile payments/events with the relevant shop
We would already be tracking them in both our db and erp so I don't think that matters?

quiet radish
quiet radish
sharp flame
quiet radish
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Well metered pricing is for recurring payments. If these are recurring payments then obviously you need a Price object yes

sharp flame
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So we would charge using the metered pricing in TRY and it would automatically convert to EUR in Stripe?

quiet radish
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Yes

sharp flame
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Have you got an idea on the pricing? We would be charging to VISA/MasterCard most likely.

quiet radish
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You'd need to speak with support about pricing โ€“ not something we know anything about

sharp flame
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Thanks a lot

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Would I be able to get the used conversation rate somewhere in the API call / SDK result?

quiet radish
sharp flame
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So until the end of the month in Stripe the amount would still show up as TRY and only then be converted to EUR?

quiet radish
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No, the settlement time (e.g. when it's available in your Stripe balance) varies per payment method. Generally with cards it's a few days after the payment

sharp flame
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I don't see how that be the case with our solution tho as we are using the metered pricing?

quiet radish
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Well it isn't always at the end of the month. The invocie/payment date is set according to the billing anchor on the sub

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If that is the end of the month, then yes

sharp flame
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I'm failing to see how that matters in the discussion about the exchange rate. How I understand it, the TRY gets converted to EUR inmediately upon creating the usage record?

quiet radish
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I'm failing to see how that matters in the discussion about the exchange rate.
Because there's no FX until there's a payment, and there's no payment until the invoice is finalized at the end of the billing period

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What are you asking me here?

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(all of this should be easy enough for you to test out, by the way)

tough shardBOT
sharp flame
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I must've misunderstood what you ment. Thanks a lot. Unfortunately I was not given the time to test it out myself hence the questions.