What type of funding cycle can a connected account choose using Stripe if they want to receive payments after two weeks?

A connected account on Stripe that wishes to receive payments after a delay of two weeks can utilize the delayed payout option. This funding cycle allows account holders to have a lag between the time they complete transactions and when they receive their funds, which in this case is set at two weeks.

Delayed payouts are beneficial for situations where businesses need to manage the risk associated with potential refunds, chargebacks, or when regulatory requirements necessitate holding funds for a certain period. This option provides a buffer that gives time to address any concerns around chargebacks or disputes that might arise shortly after a transaction.

Other funding cycle options, like weekly or bi-monthly payouts, do not offer the same flexibility in specifying a two-week delay, while manual payouts involve initiating the transfer of funds to the account at the user's discretion without a systematic delay. Therefore, choosing delayed payouts aligns perfectly with the requirement of waiting for a two-week period before funds are received.