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noble skiffBOT
uneven otter
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Hi 👋 are you running these verifications in test mode? Can you provide the ID of the request that is returning the error you showed?

warm robin
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We are running this in production mode

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req_1VFJXmoiuPVDrY

uneven otter
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You can't use our test values in live mode, you will need to use the actual values that were sent to the account.

warm robin
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So whether we need to send (1 cent , 1 cent) ?

uneven otter
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No, you do not need to include cent in the data you send, but the values that you send for amounts need to match the amounts of the actual microdeposits that were sent to that bank account.

warm robin
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How we will get the actual microdeposits that were sent to that bank account ?

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Our understanding is that it will be 1

uneven otter
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If you're not leveraging our email feature that sends emails to customers so they can verify the amount of the microdeposits that were made to their bank account, then you will need to build your own flow where your customers can provide the amounts of the microdeposits they received to you.

noble skiffBOT
uneven otter
warm robin
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Do we have any settings in dashboard to set the microdeposit value ?

uneven otter
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No

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It's not something you have control over, that would defeat the purpose of the flow.

warm robin
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whether the verification is mandatory for all the ACH transactions ?

uneven otter
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Yes, verification must be completed.

warm robin
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The amounts provided do not match the amounts that were sent to the bank account. To continue trying to verify the account, please reach out to us directly.

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How to continue to verify the account here ?

uneven otter
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Well it sounds like that account is now locked because you provided the wrong amounts (you sent our test amounts again) too many times. You will need to reach out to Support to see if the account can be unlocked:
https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true

warm robin
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Can we try with a different ACH account without test amounts ?

uneven otter
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I believe so, are you running into problems when you try to do so?