Durrell

[marsh oxide]

hey there

For custom accounts, you're always the "controller" -- no other platform can ever do anything with your custom accounts

The concept is only relevant for standard accounts, so that's why you only see it there

individual vs company depends on the business_type you set or your user sets during onboarding

[tired mica]

Yes, the business_type for this account is company and this account does not have the individual attribute at all. So instead of individual being set to null Stripe just doesn't send the the individual attribute at all unless business_type is set to individual?

[marsh oxide]

Yes, that's what I'm seeing. My account data comes back without an individual attribute at all (looking at raw response data)

[tired mica]

ok

[marsh oxide]

As for determining sending vs not, this should be functionally equivalent to a null value, in that both cases leave the attribute without a value, but I can see the subtle difference might matter depending on what you look at

[tired mica]

It's a subtle difference but yeah, I'll have to handle the response a little differently if the attribute just isn't there at all.

Thanks for your help.

[marsh oxide]

NP!