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<?php // File generated from our OpenAPI spec namespace Stripe; /** * Balance transactions represent funds moving through your Stripe account. They're * created for every type of transaction that comes into or flows out of your * Stripe account balance. * * Related guide: <a * href="https://stripe.com/docs/reports/balance-transaction-types">Balance * Transaction Types</a>. * * @property string $id Unique identifier for the object. * @property string $object String representing the object's type. Objects of the same type share the same value. * @property int $amount Gross amount of the transaction, in %s. * @property int $available_on The date the transaction's net funds will become available in the Stripe balance. * @property int $created Time at which the object was created. Measured in seconds since the Unix epoch. * @property string $currency Three-letter <a href="https://www.iso.org/iso-4217-currency-codes.html">ISO currency code</a>, in lowercase. Must be a <a href="https://stripe.com/docs/currencies">supported currency</a>. * @property null|string $description An arbitrary string attached to the object. Often useful for displaying to users. * @property null|float $exchange_rate The exchange rate used, if applicable, for this transaction. Specifically, if money was converted from currency A to currency B, then the <code>amount</code> in currency A, times <code>exchange_rate</code>, would be the <code>amount</code> in currency B. For example, suppose you charged a customer 10.00 EUR. Then the PaymentIntent's <code>amount</code> would be <code>1000</code> and <code>currency</code> would be <code>eur</code>. Suppose this was converted into 12.34 USD in your Stripe account. Then the BalanceTransaction's <code>amount</code> would be <code>1234</code>, <code>currency</code> would be <code>usd</code>, and <code>exchange_rate</code> would be <code>1.234</code>. * @property int $fee Fees (in %s) paid for this transaction. * @property \Stripe\StripeObject[] $fee_details Detailed breakdown of fees (in %s) paid for this transaction. * @property int $net Net amount of the transaction, in %s. * @property string $reporting_category <a href="https://stripe.com/docs/reports/reporting-categories">Learn more</a> about how reporting categories can help you understand balance transactions from an accounting perspective. * @property null|string|\Stripe\StripeObject $source The Stripe object to which this transaction is related. * @property string $status If the transaction's net funds are available in the Stripe balance yet. Either <code>available</code> or <code>pending</code>. * @property string $type Transaction type: <code>adjustment</code>, <code>advance</code>, <code>advance_funding</code>, <code>anticipation_repayment</code>, <code>application_fee</code>, <code>application_fee_refund</code>, <code>charge</code>, <code>connect_collection_transfer</code>, <code>contribution</code>, <code>issuing_authorization_hold</code>, <code>issuing_authorization_release</code>, <code>issuing_dispute</code>, <code>issuing_transaction</code>, <code>payment</code>, <code>payment_failure_refund</code>, <code>payment_refund</code>, <code>payout</code>, <code>payout_cancel</code>, <code>payout_failure</code>, <code>refund</code>, <code>refund_failure</code>, <code>reserve_transaction</code>, <code>reserved_funds</code>, <code>stripe_fee</code>, <code>stripe_fx_fee</code>, <code>tax_fee</code>, <code>topup</code>, <code>topup_reversal</code>, <code>transfer</code>, <code>transfer_cancel</code>, <code>transfer_failure</code>, or <code>transfer_refund</code>. <a href="https://stripe.com/docs/reports/balance-transaction-types">Learn more</a> about balance transaction types and what they represent. If you are looking to classify transactions for accounting purposes, you might want to consider <code>reporting_category</code> instead. */ class BalanceTransaction extends ApiResource { const OBJECT_NAME = 'balance_transaction'; use ApiOperations\All; use ApiOperations\Retrieve; const TYPE_ADJUSTMENT = 'adjustment'; const TYPE_ADVANCE = 'advance'; const TYPE_ADVANCE_FUNDING = 'advance_funding'; const TYPE_ANTICIPATION_REPAYMENT = 'anticipation_repayment'; const TYPE_APPLICATION_FEE = 'application_fee'; const TYPE_APPLICATION_FEE_REFUND = 'application_fee_refund'; const TYPE_CHARGE = 'charge'; const TYPE_CONNECT_COLLECTION_TRANSFER = 'connect_collection_transfer'; const TYPE_CONTRIBUTION = 'contribution'; const TYPE_ISSUING_AUTHORIZATION_HOLD = 'issuing_authorization_hold'; const TYPE_ISSUING_AUTHORIZATION_RELEASE = 'issuing_authorization_release'; const TYPE_ISSUING_DISPUTE = 'issuing_dispute'; const TYPE_ISSUING_TRANSACTION = 'issuing_transaction'; const TYPE_PAYMENT = 'payment'; const TYPE_PAYMENT_FAILURE_REFUND = 'payment_failure_refund'; const TYPE_PAYMENT_REFUND = 'payment_refund'; const TYPE_PAYOUT = 'payout'; const TYPE_PAYOUT_CANCEL = 'payout_cancel'; const TYPE_PAYOUT_FAILURE = 'payout_failure'; const TYPE_REFUND = 'refund'; const TYPE_REFUND_FAILURE = 'refund_failure'; const TYPE_RESERVE_TRANSACTION = 'reserve_transaction'; const TYPE_RESERVED_FUNDS = 'reserved_funds'; const TYPE_STRIPE_FEE = 'stripe_fee'; const TYPE_STRIPE_FX_FEE = 'stripe_fx_fee'; const TYPE_TAX_FEE = 'tax_fee'; const TYPE_TOPUP = 'topup'; const TYPE_TOPUP_REVERSAL = 'topup_reversal'; const TYPE_TRANSFER = 'transfer'; const TYPE_TRANSFER_CANCEL = 'transfer_cancel'; const TYPE_TRANSFER_FAILURE = 'transfer_failure'; const TYPE_TRANSFER_REFUND = 'transfer_refund'; }