#shokhaa-payouts

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glass pilot
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@frigid flower it's not an error, it's just something we don't support yet!

frigid flower
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How can I pay then?

glass pilot
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with a non-Instant payout

frigid flower
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Is this possible somehow through code?

glass pilot
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yep!

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what code are you using now to create the payout?

frigid flower
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if I withdraw money from a client using Instant Payment
how will I pay the seller?

glass pilot
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what is "instant payment"?

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and you pay them with a regular payout

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i.e. just don't pass method: 'instant' on the API call

frigid flower
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How to link cards to your connect account?

glass pilot
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that is not really how it works hmm

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I mean that is the really basic outline. But you didn't do any identity verification of the account yet.

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but at a really, really, really high level, those are kind of the right ideas. I'm confused. To be clear this is not something you can build in a day, you're building a Custom Connect integration it seems, which is incredibly complex.

frigid flower
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It's my business!
I have clients and sellers!
I withdraw money from the client and give part of the amount to the seller!
How can I work for this?
I have already made a payment from a client using
https://stripe.com/docs/api/payment_intents
but how can I give the amount to the seller?

glass pilot
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you'd start by looking into Connect in detail

frigid flower
glass pilot
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yes

frigid flower
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do i need to create an connect account for each seller?

glass pilot
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yes

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anyone who recieves money (like a seller of a service) needs to have a Stripe account and verify their identity

frigid flower
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Does Lithuania only work with a bank account or card?

frigid flower
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what are the differences TotUp and Transfer?

vivid saffron
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A TopUp is adding funds to your platform balance. A transfer is moving funds from the platform to a connected account.

feral badger
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Hi there 👋

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Apologies for deleting your message, but that appeared to be some sensitive information so I wanted to err on the side of caution.