When a client pays an invoice, stripe shows the gross amount (what the client paid). The bank deposit you receive is the net amount after stripe deducts processing fees and any refunds or disputes. The discrepancy is stripe’s processing fee — not a charge from DripJobs.
What’s happening: client pays invoice → stripe records the full payment amount (gross). Stripe deducts its processing fee (and any refunds/adjustments) → sends the remaining balance as a payout to your bank (net).
Stripe displays the full amount paid by the client, which includes both the invoice total and stripe's processing fee. This can be misleading because it may look like the full amount will be deposited, when in reality stripe deducts their fee before sending the payout to your bank. The difference between what stripe shows and what hits your bank account is stripe's processing fee, not a DripJobs charge.