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> This is currently happening to someone I know who's had all of their November sales frozen Why on earth is this person not sweeping nightly into their busine
by Alupis 4y ago
> This is currently happening to someone I know who's had all of their November sales frozen
Why on earth is this person not sweeping nightly into their business bank account? Never leave money in your processor account... they are not your bank!
This is the same stuff people complain about with PayPal - failing to realize this scenario (to this extent where it's threatening your business) is almost entirely the business operator's fault due to a severe lack of understanding of how to use a processor.
My guess is this person's processor account went from small benign numbers and then suddenly had a surge of business (possibly seasonal). This sudden increase in volume can (and will) trigger anti-fraud audits from your processor if you do not already have a well established history with them. You go through it, and move on. Generally it's not an issue if you sweep nightly!
Spread the word - your payment processor is not your bank. Sweep nightly, it's almost always a free service they offer.
- rstupek 4y agoStripe auto sweeps but not nightly. Not sure you have any control over when they sweep funds over
- Alupis 4y agoStripe does support nightly sweeps, and according to their documentation[1] it's the default when you enable sweeping. [1] https://support.stripe.com/questions/understanding-daily-automatic-and-manual-payouts https://support.stripe.com/questions/understanding-daily-aut...
- chinathrow 4y agoI can set daily/weekly or monthly payouts just fine.
- satvikpendem 4y ago> Never leave money in your processor account... they are not your bank! Reminds me of crypto exchanges too. Don't leave money in an exchange, use it to, well, exchange money, then move it to your bank account or wallet.