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empty saddle
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Hey there

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it's me again

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I need to get balance for the connected account

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I use stripe.balance with api key and stripe-account

tough pewter
empty saddle
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I don't have access to the dashboard

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letme put it this way, imagine we have 4 cards in one account

tough pewter
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I thought you said this was a connected account?

empty saddle
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do all these cards share the same issuing_balance

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?

tough pewter
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Yes.

empty saddle
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if. there is no limits on any cards they can spend as much as issuing_balance right ?

tough pewter
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Yes.

empty saddle
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does this return the balance for issuing-balance releated to that account ?

tough pewter
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Again, though, I'd love to see a request ID.

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The request ID is in the response headers, so if you add a -v flag to that curl command you should be able to get the request ID in the response.

empty saddle
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req_glHq3oHMCcDQpM

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here you are

tough pewter
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Thanks. So what do you see for the issuing property in the response you're getting? It sounds like what you're seeing there isn't what you expect?

empty saddle
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it's 0

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there seems that for this connected account

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it's 0

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I just tested with another account which was 1120

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I have another question, can we transfer money to issuing-cards ?

tough pewter
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Transfer money? What do you mean?

empty saddle
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yes, like transfer money by entering a virtual card number

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are cards only for spending ?

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or we can send money to them

tough pewter
empty saddle
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ok, one last question

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we can get balance for issuing, what about cards ? I want to calculate it myself

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by adding all transactions amount in the interval whihc is in spending-limits

tough pewter
empty saddle
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ok then

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thank you

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you helped alot

tough pewter