#luke-balance
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Hi
Thanks for the quick response
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Just wanted to check my mental model of payouts
Should we then be assuming that the actual amount available to payout is then "available" + "pending"?
no, only available balance can be paid out
Thats what I thought as well
But I'm not sure how we should be handling this negative balance
The connected account has a payout that is in_transit for £2.38
Is there another method we can use to check if a payout request will succeed?
Other than checking available > 0
you don't need to make a payout request though
the account is on automatic payouts (that's what happened today, it got an automatic payout), you don't need to manually trigger them from the API
Should have clarified, we do have automatic payouts enabled yes but we also have a button on our application that allows users to do a manual payout too
yeah that can't work though
We disable the button though whenever the available balance is < 1£/1€
or maybe it can, since you use this monthly_anchor and interval settings
never actually looked at those settings unfortunately so not too familiar with them
anyway, creating a payout will fail if the account doesn't have enough available balance
that's the interesting part here though
pending balance will move into available according to the payout timing for the account
The available balance is 2.38£ which is above the 1£ threshold for the minimum payout set by stripe
So with my previous mental model, that payout should have gone through
But as it turns out there was already a payout made as you saw, that didn't actually decrement the available balance
yeah I don't know yet why your request failed
Instead it created a negative pending balance
seems that way, which makes no sense to me either
I would assume it's because there is "-2.38" pending to be subtracted from the available balance?
I'd suggest writing to https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true to help investigate
Thanks
I really don't know much about this
I appreciate your time: Are you a staff member?