#NeatFastro

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junior walrusBOT
sinful stratus
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Hi, can you share which API reference you're using?

worn oak
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I'm using Stripe nodejs sdk

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looks like you're kinda busy, go and respond to other people I can wait

sinful stratus
worn oak
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Yep

sinful stratus
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My gut says it's expected but let me test this on my end.

worn oak
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Ok

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Also how to manually trigger the requirements of verification for document and additional_document for.each person?

vale yarrow
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👋 stepping in as pgskc needs to step away

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What type of Connected Accounts are you using?

worn oak
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Custom

vale yarrow
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Hmm can you give me an example account ID?

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I'm pretty sure we do display multiple persons in the Dashboard UI

worn oak
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I won't be able to do it right now, maybe in an hour

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I will first try to do it again my self, thanks

vale yarrow
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Sure, someone will be around

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Sounds good

worn oak
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also can answer my other question?

worn oak
vale yarrow
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Ah sorry, missed that

worn oak
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Ok let me check this out

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hmmm I was referring to the requirements present on the person object and not the account object

vale yarrow
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Hmm I haven't played with this stuff recently but I believe the same thing holds true here and those verification tokens will trigger necessary person verifications as well

worn oak
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Ok but I have to idea how to use the described method, can you help me out a bit

vale yarrow
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Are you saying you don't understand how to use a verification token?

worn oak
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yep

vale yarrow
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You can simply create a PaymentIntent on your Connected Account

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And use the tok_visa_triggerVerification as the payment_method

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With the Stripe Account header

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What server-side language are you using?

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Oh you said node

worn oak
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ok got it

worn oak
vale yarrow
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  amount: 2000,
  currency: 'usd',
  payment_method_types: ['card'],
  payment_method: 'tok_visa_triggerVerification',
confirm: true,
stripeAccount: 'acct_xxx'
});```
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Something simple like that should do it

worn oak
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ok thanks a lot.

vale yarrow
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Sure thing

worn oak
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Hi one more question!

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what is the value of the timestamp type

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seconds since epoch?

vale yarrow
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Unix

worn oak
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seconds or minutes?

vale yarrow
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Seconds

worn oak
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ok thanks