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ancient berry
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We don't offer any query params or cookies for the refresh_url by default, but you're welcome to add your own query param

kindred light
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Interesting. So if I wanted to know which connected account I needed to recreate an account link for, I would have to include query params that i can access on the server side?

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I assume there is no post data or json data sent to the redirect URL as well?

ancient berry
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So if I wanted to know which connected account I needed to recreate an account link for, I would have to include query params that i can access on the server side?
Yup that's one option

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I assume there is no post data or json data sent to the redirect URL as well?
correct

kindred light
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Ok. Am i correct in assuming that the return_url operates the same way? i would need to set query params with the connected acount ID so I can reference that on the server side?

kindred light
ancient berry
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Yes, the return URL operates the same way

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It's really up to you how you implement it - if you had your own authentication flows you could rely on those and tie your concept of a user to the stripe account

kindred light
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You are referring to a custom connected account onboarding flow, yes? We have thought about that, but for right now, we are using Express onboarding hosted flow. It looks like the query string parameter will be the way for us to go.