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maiden hingeBOT
faint spear
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Can you share the account id's involved?

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I think they'll need to disconnect

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Also can you share the request id where you had them re-link with read-write permissions?

ornate grotto
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Sure, I'm trying to dig it up. Give me a minute

ornate grotto
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Okay, acct_1DhiB0A5V90DISmQ was linked to acct_1E8abREL0vWB8tKv via Stripe Connect with read only permission. Later, it was linked again with read-write. But it still only has read-only

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I'm unsure how to find the request id where they relinked in my dashboard. Can you point me in the right direction?

uneven pumice
ornate grotto
uneven pumice
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yeah, OAuth is entirely separate from Account Links

ornate grotto
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Okay, so how do I get you this ID you need? Sounds like it doesn't exist?

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I suppose there is no formal method for upgrading a permission on an account? It sounds like nobody knows if this works and it might work if I try first revoking the access and then re-requesting with the elevated permission?

uneven pumice
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It's possible you might be getting errors due to this:

Starting in June 2021, Platforms using OAuth with read_write scope won’t be able to connect to accounts that are controlled by another platform.
https://stripe.com/docs/connect/oauth-reference

This reference lists available public methods for our OAuth endpoints for Connect.

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That guide talks about adding r/w permissions to accounts, but I'm not sure if that helps you or not. This is a legacy onboarding flow, so we mostly recommend moving over to Account Links instead

ornate grotto
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Oh wow. Yeah that account does have another read_write platform. It actually has a few of them. That would explain it. We didn't receive an error though. We got tokens back and everything. They just are read_only.

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Does moving to Account links allow us to have multiple read_write?

uneven pumice
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Unfortunately I think that is expected (though obviously an error would be more helpful)

ornate grotto
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Like if he already has a platform with read_write access, can he still grant it to us through account links or that's not allowed like Oauth?

uneven pumice
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If I understand it correctly, I believe Account Links give read/write on all connected accounts by default.You don't have to specify scope

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And that happens whether or not another platform has access