stripe is free now, I do not understand? (Modified release I think?)
This plugin, built for use specifically with WC Vendor Pro, integrates Stripe CONNECT (which is different than regular Stripe. Stripe Connect allows the split of funds at checkout- admin received commission, vendor receives commission, each to the respective Stripe accounts. This is different than a straight-up Stripe processing gateway).
When a customer pays on your site with their credit card via Stripe (gateway is included in this plugin), then the funds are split at checkout between your account and the connected vendor’s account(s).

If you want to use both Paypal and Stripe Connect, then vendors would need to provide information for both to you.
When you set up the Stripe plugin, you will have a
connect to stripe” button in the vendor dashboard under SETTINGS.

So take classic stripe is useless with wx vendors? There is no choice, you have to buy your stripe will change you also want to go through stripe?
No, you can use the WooCommerce Stripe— and nay other Woocommerce gateway, for that matter.
What WON’T happen unless you use WC Vendors Stripe Connect Gateway & Commissions Plugin: the commissions for you and your Stripe connected vendors will not be split at checkout. So if you use any other Stripe Woocommerce plugin, you will have to manually pay or pay your vendors (however you wish- using whatever method of payment) or pay on a schedule (using paypal) any of the commissions funds you owe them from the Stripe payments made by customers.

If you use WC Vendors Stripe Connect plugin, then the vendors that are connected to Stripe will be paid at checkout.

For paypal- yeah your vendors enter their paypal address in their dashboard.
If you use paypal adaptive payments, your vendors are paid (and you) their commissions at checkout.
Otherwise, you can choose to pay your vendors on a schedule or manually. If you choose a schedule, then all commissions due to your vendors will be paid via your paypal at the chosen interval. If you choose to pay manually, then you pay your vendors their commissions at whatever time you have arranged, via paypal or via any other payment means.

You can pay the vendor however you wish- paypal or any other method you have arranged.
You would submit the funds from your paypal to the vendors paypal, I believe. I actually do not use paypal so I am not entirely certain- but I believe you would need the funds to be in your paypal account and then submit them to the vendor’s paypal email/account.

Perhaps you should set up some test vendor accounts and test some of these configurations on your site so you can get them working as you wish and get familiar with how different payment options would work for you and your site..

Hello,
I see that Stripe has some info up about a U.K. Managed Stripe Connect.
I don’t believe that’s the same as what we’re using- managed accounts are all admin’s responsibility. We have the vendors Connect & manage their own Stripe account- the Standalone accounts, as Stripe calls them. https://support.stripe.com/questions/considerations-for-platforms-using-connect

@Conscious-Crafties uses Stripe (or did…) and she’s in the U.K. I’ll see if she can help.

The non-UK global Stripe Connect pages still say 2.9% +.30 for standalone https://stripe.com/connect

@12ka4
Hello,
1. If you offer both paypal and Stripe as a checkout method for customers .. if the customer chooses to pay via paypal, any vendors who have entered their paypal email will be paid instantly at checkout (if you are using paypal adaptive payments). Any vendors in the order that do NOT have paypal email- the payment will go to admin and you will need to pay them manually. Same with Stripe– if the customer pays for the cart order via Stripe, then any vendors who have their stripe account connected (using our Stripe Commissions & Gateway plugin for Stripe) will be paid their commission at checkout; if a vendor does not have Stripe connected, then the payment will go to admin and you will need to pay the due commissions to your vendor(s).

2. Returns are handled through the payment processor. IN this case, then, you would refund the admin portion via Stripe to the customer, and the vendor would refund their portion to the customer via Stripe.
3. No- the vendor pays transactions fees with the Stripe commissions & gateway plugin/ Stripe Connect, as we use the standalone accounts with Stripe Connect.

@12ka4
Refunds really are handled completely via the payment processor– the only thing admin should do (besides refunding their portion) is to mark the order as refunded in the admin (wp admin > woocommerce > orders) so that it will also show the order as refunded.
1.) Issue refund through the payment processor (admin and vendor) 2.) You (admin) marks order as refund. 3.) You (admin) marks commission as due, then reversed (from paid).

It does depend on how the site accepts payment. If you use PayPal Adaptive Payments or Stripe and split the funds at checkout, the vendor and the admin both have to issue refunds. Refunds with paypal are a bit messy and confusing when using adaptive payments and it would be worth reading the refund process over at the paypal website. I am not certain how the refunds will show- and one of multiple transactions.