hey how do you handle multiple currencies when doing bank payouts, so if the user is doing a cad withdrawal but only has a US bank account and only has CAD balance can he still withdraw that balance
i did and the transfer was done in CAD but for some reason it did not convert the funds to USD in the connected account
hpar
what kind of connect? standard? express? custom?
vince164
oh i see the problem
the custom connect account has default currency set to CAD
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greengriminal
Hi quick question for the stripe team why would I be getting: "Stripe doesn't currently support cross-border funds flows in Singapore".
My stripe connect account is AUD but I'm trying to make a charge that is AUD
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hpar
hm, there's a singapore requirement that currency remains within the country but that doesn't sound like it'd apply here. I'd check email support so that someone can look at your account directly https://support.stripe.com/email/login
greengriminal
Thanks.
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sidetracking
is there any way to test a live card in a live environment without breaking stripe TOS
hpar
sidetracking: no, there's not, but I think this is more your card issuer's ToS than the Stripe ToS
credit cards don't like it when you pay yourself using your card
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sidetracking
gotcha
hpar and it's definitely stripe tos
"Do not create live charges to test your integration. Any testing in live mode using real payment details is prohibited by the Stripe Services Agreement."
makes sense, but anxiety inducing
hpar
Guest41076: this is unfortunately a known issue with automatic payouts, any fully refunded charges won't show up in the balance history for the payout.
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the only workaround I know here is to instead list balance history for the date range around the payout, which will include refunds as well
yep exactly. it's not a great solution but it will work
right, you have to look for where the payout balance transaction is in the list. Balance transactions don't "belong" to a payout
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correct
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Antonio__: unfortunately we can't help with account-
account-specific* questions over IRC
all information is public here
the best course of action is to reply back to the email you received from Stripe
toquebear : seeing the same thing, that's strange, going to report it
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Smack : hmmm that should work though not sure I understand why curl. Why aren't you using one of our libs? it would be a lot easier
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toquebear : okay no I double checked and I had the radar rule disabled and it's now working. My guess is that you have the rule disabled too
Smack : okay then you just want created[gte]=1535409403
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just pass both separately -d created[gte]=xxxxx -d created[lte]=yyyyy
rcook : you can't really do that directly. you have to work backwards from the payout to what's in it using https://stripe.com/docs/api#balance_history + `payout: po_XXXX`.
toquebear : we're working on Test mode Radar and my guess is that this is the issue. On my account I see Test mode Rules. What do you see in Test mode?
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toquebear : thanks I think I understand the bug now and we're working on a fix
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reacuna : we're working on it
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reacuna : not really since it's just a temporary bug on one test card in Test mode. This will likely take a few hours to fix
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hello ov
hmmm I don't understand what you mean by that exactly. We already vault your cards, you collect them securely client side and then we give you a card token (tok_XXXX) instead to use
Tyler: You could make a "pay x-amount" page that accepts some key-string that's mapped in your database to a product/price/user. eg. www.mywebsite.com/pay/xxxyyyzzz where xxxyyyzzz maps to some unique id that is associated with a price/user/product.