Stripe
Payouts split into gross, fees and refunds.
Payments
Payments · Two-way sync · Live since 2025 · About 15 minutes to connect
Finly reads Adyen's settlement detail rather than its summary, so each payment method reconciles on its own account. Interchange, scheme fees and markup arrive separated, which is what makes a real cost-of-acceptance figure possible.
What syncs
Both directions, on every sync.Nothing here is a nightly batch —a record that changes at 14:02 is in the ledger before you look at it.
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Gross, processing fees and refunds land as separate lines against the same Adyen settlement, each on its own account.The bank line that arrives two days later matches without anyone touching it.
Before you start
You need a Adyen account with owner or administrator access and a Finly plan that includes bank feeds, which means Core and above.One Adyen account maps to one Finly entity, so a group running several entities connects each one separately —that separation is also what keeps the fee accounts apart at the close.Nothing is installed, and the key never leaves Finly.
Two things it deliberately will not do.It will not move money:Finly reads Adyen and never initiates a payout, a refund or a transfer, so a bad sync cannot cost you anything.And it will not rewrite history —activity that settled before you connected stays exactly as it is unless you ask for the ninety-day backfill, which is a separate run and a reversible one.
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