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- shahzaib997, 9 minutes ago, 10 messages
- shahzaib997, 6 days ago, 3 messages
Hi 👋 payouts_enabled is a pretty good value to check:
https://docs.stripe.com/api/accounts/object#account_object-payouts_enabled
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Ok, and what about details_submitted and charges_enabled ? should I check those as well?
Possibly, if they're important to your flows.
It's says in link provided by you
"details_submitted:
"Whether account details have been submitted. Standard accounts cannot receive payouts before this is true."
charges_enabled
"Whether the account can create live charges."
So, it means i check these as well before I let my seller receive payment to their stripe connected account on my platform
Oh, if you're talking about letting the Connected Account process payments as well, then yes I would also check charges_enabled. If those are false you'll want to look at the requirements hash to get insight into why.
Ok, flow of my application will be after Oauth Redirect to my website with stripe account id. I should fetch details of stripe account and check if onboarding is successful using "account?.details_submitted && account?.payouts_enabled && account?.charges_enabled" if fasle save account id in my database but set onBoarded status to false. Then ask user to update it's account to using link generate using Stripe.accountLinks.create. And repeat the process until onboarding is true. Then allow user to receive payment to that accont
That sounds reasonable