#Maserati Manchin-connect-payout-immediately
molten bough
wide raptor
Are you talking instant payouts or from payment to availible in stripe balance? https://stripe.com/docs/connect/instant-payouts
molten bough
I'm guessing just sending funds to the connected account will work
Basically if the invoice is paid, the balance is pending for the Connected Account but cannot be paid out to them yet
So I was wondering if there's a way to make that "pending" amount, aka the "Available Soon" amount able to be paid out immediately in test mode
wide raptor
Ah in test mode
There is a test card for that
One moment
First two cards in this section https://stripe.com/docs/testing#cards-responses
molten bough
That isn't what I am asking for. I am already using a test card to pay the invoice. When I create the invoice, I have transfer_data: { destination: '' } set to the account the money should go to once the invoice is paid. When the invoice is paid, a transfer is initiated, and the amount sent to the Stripe Connect Account is in PENDING/Available Soon. But not "Available to Payout".
As you can see I have a few transfers that happen as soon as the invoice is paid from the customer in test mode here
However I cannot manually pay out anything if the amount is in PENDING instead of Available for Payout. So I am asking if it is possible to some how manually move the status of those funds from "Available Soon/Pending" to "Available for Payout/Available". If not then I'm guessing the other way to simulate a Payout is just sending funds directly to the Connect Account
ionic steeple
@molten bough hello! answering one sec
So I am asking if it is possible to some how manually move the status of those funds from "Available Soon/Pending" to "Available for Payout/Available"
the funds you already have in "pending", they settlendays later, by default this is expected
instead in test mode, try the pm_card_bypassPending or 4000000000000077 test card, that moves funds immediately into available balance
molten bough
Oh I see now, my apologies for misunderstanding what Pompey had said. It's much more clear now. Thank you.