#mattiacattaneoo_api
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hasty rover
hi there!
regal merlin
hi!
hasty rover
no one Issuing Card belongs to a single cardholder: https://docs.stripe.com/api/issuing/cards/object#issuing_card_object-cardholder
regal merlin
From here i see that the card object has assigned just one cardholder so idk
hasty rover
yes exactly: the card object can have a single cardholder.
so one card cannot be assigned to multiple cardholders
regal merlin
So then why here the scheme hints that one card can have multiple? https://docs.stripe.com/issuing/connect/cardholders-and-cards
hasty rover
well, one cardholder can have multiple cards. but that's not the question ou asked.
boht of these are true:
- one cardholder can have multiple cards
- but one card belongs to a single cardholder
regal merlin
So i can have multiple cards but those may not be legally mine (assigned to me) and i still can use them
regal merlin
ok i understand that was not a technical question
I need to organize my clients in groups and provide a card for each group. So i was wondering basically how to handle this, since i figured that assigning a card to only one user of the group may not be compliant
hasty rover
and provide a card for each group
like I said, this is not possible with the API, since one card belongs to a single cardholder.
regal merlin
Thank you
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