#stenerali_api

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carmine tangle
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For Standard connect account, card_payment is enabled by default. Capabilites are not needed for Standard connect account integration

unkempt kindle
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what api can I call to verify that card_payment is enabled?

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per https://docs.stripe.com/api/payment_method_configurations/object#payment_method_configuration_object-card-available.

"Whether this payment method may be offered at checkout. True if display_preference is on and the payment method’s capability is active."

I'm seeing true in the payment_method_configuration. But where in the dataset would I see that the capability is active?

carmine tangle
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For Standard connected account, the card as a payment method is always enabled by default. There is no way to turn the card off.

If you would like to check whether the connected account is able to process the payment, charges_enabled should be used: https://docs.stripe.com/api/accounts/object#account_object-charges_enabled

unkempt kindle
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thanks! do any account types not have card_payments enabled by default?

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(when connected to a connect platform)

carmine tangle
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Express and Custom connected accounts will require card_payments capability explicitly

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Not for Standard account

unkempt kindle
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thanks. final question. is a "unified" or "ua2" account a standard, express or custom account?

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nevermind, i can see from the api response it comes back as a standard account.