#EzequielCalcanat-connect-transfers

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drowsy pendant
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Hi 👋 starting a thread for this and will be with you in just a moment.

junior cobalt
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yeah, transfers

drowsy pendant
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Gotcha, thank you for that. Do you have examples of a transfer that is associated with a payment and one that is associated with one of your extra charges?

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I need to get an understanding of how these transfers are being created in order to see if there is a field that can be used as a differentiator between the two types.

junior cobalt
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do you need the JSONs?

drowsy pendant
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The ID of the Transfers (tr_XXX) would be most beneficial.

junior cobalt
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ok, so you only need the ID of the transfer of the both transfers?🧐

drowsy pendant
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Yes please, I can then pull them up on my end.

junior cobalt
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even if they are generated in test mode?

drowsy pendant
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Yes

junior cobalt
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woow, give me a sec pls

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this one is consider like an extra charge:
tr_3L6e86GsGs3VcMtU0KCj3zUJ
and this other one is consider as a payment:
tr_1L6czMGsGs3VcMtUuAQkLeLs

we need to add a field, maybe a metadata and then filter by that field, what do you suggest?

drowsy pendant
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Thank you for those details. So it looks like the the transfers associated with payments, are being created as part of our Destination Charges flow. I believe this means you have a couple options.

  1. You could look into leveraging metadata to store a flag on the relevant transfers to indicate if they were created as part of your extra charge process.
  2. I believe (but please double check) that since the Transfers associated with payments are being created from Payment Intents, that they'll contain a value in the source_transaction field.
    https://stripe.com/docs/api/transfers/object#transfer_object-source_transaction
    It doesn't look like your extra charge Transfers have a value here, though it is worth noting that they could if your flow that creates them begins passing values into the creation request for the source_transaction field.
Stripe API reference – The transfer object – curl

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junior cobalt
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ok ok I'll check that information and I'll be back as soon as I got an answer, thanks a lot toby

drowsy pendant
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👍 sounds good, happy to help!