ryanw

[twilit oak]

Typically you will want to use your own publishable key and specify the ID of the connected account that you want to make calls as with the stripeAccount parameter when initializing Stripe.js https://stripe.com/docs/js/initializing#init_stripe_js-options-stripeAccount

Or is there a reason you are trying to specifically use their publishable keys as opposed to doing that?

[keen pulsar]

I'm not sure the exact reason, but it seems my team's setup is already using publishable keys at the account level

So it's the pattern we seem to be using already

I'm just wondering where I might find these keys in the dashboard

We have suspicion that one key we are using is incorrect, and I wanted to verify that against the real connected account publishable key value

[plain pier]

👋 what type of Connected Account?

[keen pulsar]

What do you mean?

[plain pier]

What type of Connected Accounts are you working with? Is it a Standard Account?

You should be able to see when you look at the Connect tab in your Dashboard

[keen pulsar]

Yes, it is standard

[plain pier]

Okay gotcha, then no you won't be able to see these keys via the Dashboard. They are returned to you in the OAuth process and you are expected to store them at that point. See: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/oauth-standard-accounts#token-request

You could disconnect and reconnect the account to get a new publishable key if necessary

[keen pulsar]

I see. Great, thank you for the help!