#spartanplaya_best-practices
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- spartanplaya, 2 days ago, 6 messages
ionic sequoia
Hi, this is not the same. You can look at https://docs.stripe.com/api/accounts/object#account_object-requirements-currently_due and https://docs.stripe.com/api/accounts/object#account_object-requirements-eventually_due. Are you asking if eventually_due and future_requirements is the same thing?
Also, are you testing this on your end and seeing a different behavior?
snow quiver
Yeah, so I'm currently trying to really nail down that eventually_due means I think. My coworker and I are currently misaligned on when stripe is saying "Hey we are going to restrict you soon" with the restricted_soon status.
Additionally, the docs say that future_requirements merges with requirements on the deadline, but it looks like future_requirements is actually a superset of requirements and it more "replaces" requirements on that date
ionic sequoia
I think this section, https://docs.stripe.com/connect/custom/handle-verification-updates#add-fields-to-onboarding might be helpful. The different between https://docs.stripe.com/api/accounts/object#account_object-requirements-eventually_due and https://docs.stripe.com/api/accounts/object#account_object-future_requirements-eventually_due is that the future requirements are any net new requirements for the account. Meanwhile, the requirements is looking at the account as of current. At the state that things are on the account today, what are the requirements that are eventually due.
snow quiver
I'm sorry, I really don't see the meaningful difference between the two. If you don't fill out information that is in future_requirements then you will have your account restricted when the deadline comes.
That is also true for the requirements.eventually_due correct? Those will limit your account if the information isn't sent by the deadline specified?
Is the only difference that future_requirements is requirements that are being placed on stripe at a date? Such as the visa mandate requirements set on April 16?