#arogers-connect-statement-descriptor
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Apologies @tough stump -- what is meant by destination charges?
Very common way to make charges with connect that will have the platform show on the statement descriptor
To make the connected account the merchant of record and use their statement descriptor, you can use the on_behalf_of parameter mentioned in this section https://stripe.com/docs/connect/destination-charges#settlement-merchant
Ah -- I see. These transactions are being made on behalf of the merchant (We pass the merchant's ID for each transaction).
"On behalf of" -- thanks!! I am going to dig into the documentation link you supplied!
Thank you so much!!
Of course, happy to help!
Greetings @tough stump -- After some review of the code, our integration is setup to do this as a Direct Charge (vs a Destination Charge). It's this case where we are seeing the Merchant Account listed in the descriptor (correctly), but the Platform phone number and state. Is there anyway to make this work with a Direct Charge?
Good question. Can you send me the ID of a payment intent that you saw this on? (pi_123)
Thank you! Looking in to it.
Thank you!!
Thanks for the patience on this, still looking. I am unclear on how to look in to some of this, will consult my colleagues and get back to you.
For those fields, we draw from an account's support address and support phone number. The connected account does not have those set so we defaulted to the platform's address and number
https://stripe.com/docs/api/accounts/update#update_account-business_profile-support_address
https://stripe.com/docs/api/accounts/update#update_account-business_profile-support_phone
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If you set them for the connected account, the proper info should show up on bank statements