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Hi there!
Can you share your webhook endpoint ID (we_xxx), and an example of event ID (evt_xxx) that you were expecting to see but didn't?
The webhook ID is we_1N6pW1A5eL8aQef2jFnyJc40
I was expecting to receive account.updated events
Thanks! Give me a few minutes to look into this.
This is an account webhook endpoint, and not a connect webhook endpoint. So it's only listening to events happening on your own account.
You can learn more about this here: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/webhooks
Do you mean I choose the wrong webhook kind when creating it?
Yes
ok, thanks for pointing this out. I forgot to check the webhook type. I'll be more careful next time.
No worries! Happy to help ๐
btw I have got another unrelated question. For custom accounts, is it possible to hide the currency choice popup in the onboarding form?
Setting default_currency when creating the account doesn't seem to enforce it.
I looked for a place in the Stripe Connect dashboard where I could configure the allowed currencies for connected accounts, but I couldn't find it.
Hello ๐
I don't remember seeing a currency choice popup in the onboarding form (I've only used it for US accounts so possible I missed something)
Can you share a screenshot or something so I am on the same page?
Sure, I just need to 2 mn to fill the form. I'm in France, so this might explain why it's different.
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Here is a screenshot of the screen to add the bank account. The popup I'm referring to is Devise.
The app is running on a phone that's why the screen size is small. Let me know if you need the rest of the apge.
Ah I see, let me take a look
I don't think there's a way to hide it, not 100% sure though so I've asked a colleague to take a look too. Will let you know once we have an update
ok, great, I'll wait for your colleague's answer then.
Yeah they confirmed that it isn't currently possible.
They had a question though, does adding account in another currency override the setting you set with default_currency ?
ah actually it does. We ran a quick test.
We'll flag this behaviour internally as it really isn't ideal
Can you give me a quick rundown of your use-case with the above?
I didn't try the case where someone add a bank account in another currency than default_currency.
For now, the app/platform I'm going to release is limited to France and ideally I don't want to deal with bank account in other currencies than euros for two reasons :
- limit complexity
- avoid conversion cost back to euros (the currency of my Stripe account) for application_fee taken on bank accounts using other currencies
Thanks for investigating this point ๐ This was really helpful.
Enforcing the default_currency or offering a way to control which currencies are allowed would be a nice improvement.