#Jordy
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Requiring SSN in what context? For a connected account you control, or for your own Stripe account?
AccountL: acct_1LfuieAIbNcw5ry1
For new customers. In the connect tab, for customers it has that as a requirement
I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to resolve here.
It restricts customers who don't provide their ssn but I don't know why we need their ssn
So the customers can't use the service
Here's an example: acct_1MtEeuPCL82mvQso
If you look under capabilities for this customer (which is me) they're inactive for both card payments and transfers due to SSN
You can see the required information generally for different countries and capabilities here: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/required-verification-information
But if there are eg verification issue, you need to handle those by listening to account.updated events, which you dont seem to have set up for your platform endpoints:
https://stripe.com/docs/connect/identity-verification-api#determining-if-identity-or-business-verification-is-needed
If verification failed there'd be some detail in those events or when retrieving an account
I';m following you.
These events are critical for managing custom accounts
When I scan that link though I don't see the SSN listed.
And I have both card payments and tranfers selected as options
Is there another one I'm missing?
We'll be way under 750k
I see the last 4 SSN but not the full SSN, to be clear
What business type did you put? the account example you gave is an individual which shows me ssn_last_4 as an initial requirement
Right but this is restriced because of lack of full SSN
acct_1MtEeuPCL82mvQso
Then just below that:
https://stripe.com/docs/connect/required-verification-information#additional-information-on-the-individual
Additional information on the individual
[...]
If the individual fails verification with ssn_last_4, then the full SSN is required and their identity needs to be verified in order to enable card payments. Use the individual.id_number argument to collect this information.
Can we keep this open for a little longer? I'm still reading through everything