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I checked the logs area, but there are no entries for today. Last entries were from 2023....?
If I go to the logs for the connected account - which I guess would make sense in this case - I do see 403s.
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But here's the thing.... I've done these requests before without any problems from Stripe Connect. So why now all of a sudden am I getting them?
Hi, looking into the request ...
Thanks!
Can you provide an example of a successful request before?
sec, I'll see if the logs go back that far
Hm, don't seem to see any
Although I've been using this part of the SDK for a long time now??
I used it to get the bank account of the connected account..
As well as the currency info of the account itself.
I guess the big question here is, has Stripe begun enforcing that this resource can not be called for "custom" connect "connections"?
I don't think there is such a change, but to be sure I would like to have 2 requests to compare side by side
Maybe you were receiving on a different accounts?
They could be 2 different setup
I only ever used "custom"
I haven't done any of the work to enable or manage accounts that I create for others.
My app strictly expects to be connected to existing stripe accounts that people manage themselves.
Anyway, I don't think I have an example of the request. The better thing here might be to look at the error I'm getting and just understand if it makes sense for a 403 to be in place for this specific resource.
(I don't want to edit it, simply read it)
And only the most superficial of details like the name of the institution, and what currency it operates in so that I can infer the base currency of the Stripe account itself.
Yeah I see. I am not aware of any changes. If you could provide an example request to compare I can look deeper into it! Otherwise you could confirm with Support but that will take longer...
I don't have an example request.
So how do I determine the native currency of a connected stripe account?
Could you try to call Retrieve Account API and look at the Account's default_currency ? https://docs.stripe.com/api/accounts/object#account_object-default_currency
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We'll see. If I can't use this other API though, I have to make a pile of changes.