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delicate bloom
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I don't think there is a way to force the past_due portion, as that is driven by the requirements for a specific country/configuration and depends on whether the requirement is necessary to proceed.

That being said, we do have test values that allow you to simulate information failing verifications, and I believe that may allow you to simulate the flow that you're trying to.
https://stripe.com/docs/connect/testing#identity-and-address-verification

Before going live, test your Connect integration for account creation, identity verification, and payouts.

hot torrent
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ill take a look. per this doc, as the owner of connect_accounts, am i only interested in 'charges_enabled' and 'payouts_enabled'?

delicate bloom
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Those are the core functionalities that you'll want to pay attention to. Whether the other fields on an Account object are important to you depends on your flow and what type of Connected Accounts you're planning to use.

For instance, if you are using Custom Connected Accounts, then most of the fields on the Account objects are important because your Platform controls most of them.

hot torrent
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for now, Standard.

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trying to determine what type of critical events i need to pay attention to that would warrant disabling a user's account until the issue is addressed.

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seems as though, so long as though 2 are enabled, everything can be business as usual and suggest they go to stripe to resolve, where as if either of those 2 are 'False', payment processing needs to be frozen until addressed.

delicate bloom
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Gotcha, yeah, charges_enabled and payouts_enabled are going to be the core things you want to reference then. Those will be set to false if an account falls into a state where it can't be used.

hot torrent
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or i suppose a strong suggestion for 'payouts_enabled: False' but 'charges_enabled: False' would break the flows.

delicate bloom
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You may want to keep an eye on capabilities if you are manually controlling what payment methods are being offered to your end-customers, so you know what other types of payment methods the Standard Account is set up to accept.

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If you're offering your users with a dashboard/app of some sort, then watching requirements may be useful, as you can use that to provide your users with an alert/CTA asking them to provide missing information if they have outstanding requirements. (Though since they're Standard Accounts we will typically be reaching out to them as well regarding missing information)

hot torrent
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ok cool. thx for the info.

delicate bloom
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Happy to help!