Possible duplicates pair one to one, and Remove All never deletes a Stripe payout
Each online payment and each line of the Stripe import is now matched with at most one of your entries — the one that names the same payer, then the nearest day — so three $80 checks in a month are no longer all “likely duplicates” of one $80 Stripe line. A Stripe-import line is a likely duplicate only when your entry itself says Stripe; otherwise it is a possible one, to look at. Remove All Likely Duplicates leaves a Stripe payout deposit alone: it becomes a transfer with Make It a Transfer, so your bank account keeps the deposit its statement shows. In the bank import, a transfer can name any of your accounts but the one the file is from (a Savings statement can name Checking), a payout defaults to your Stripe account and anything else to a checking or savings account, a row that only looks like a transfer starts unchecked for you to confirm, and a transfer that can’t be recorded is counted and said instead of disappearing. And a bank row with a line break in its description, or over $1,000,000, no longer reads as edited every time you save the table.