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Hello! I believe the way to hide that would be to set it /prefill it by passing it in when you create the Account https://stripe.com/docs/api/accounts/create#create_account-business_profile-url
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ok trying
here
Did you try it?
Yes but not working. I am not finding the corresponding field object for "your webiste":
It's the one my colleague linked above
yes
That wasn't a question
I'm saying the right place to pass it is the place where my collegue linked
oh sorry. Yea, he said I have to prefill but on which field?
I am trying to see if it gets prefilled but doesnot
business_profile.url
You aren't passing valid values in that screenshot though
They still have to be valid for the field
ok. I will retest by passing valid values.
when i send request like this api is getting failed. Any idea why?
Those don't look like valid values at all
You provided a url for email, an invalid phone number, an invalid mcc, and an invalid address
Very sorry. Looks like working now. But testing it again
This works. However, once we passed these values from (prefill) it, we don't want user to change it.
Is there a way to do that?
No unfortunately not
Any other way to do payout. Currently, we have used express account.
What if instead of www.incyree.com, customers put some random name or website, it might cause a legal issues for us.
If you want more control, you could use Custom accounts
ok. With custom account, can we prefill the most user information by ourselves (like name, email, phone number) without giving them option to change?
Not if you also use our hosted onboarding flow. With custom you can build your own onboarding flow and just hit the Stripe api for updates. So you'd have control over whether or not a customer can change certain fields.
oh okay. Thank you. Looking at it how to hide fields or not allow user to change it.