#mkoenke_error

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zenith rapidsBOT
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hearty cove
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I am also curious about the difference in behavior when using the mode of 'payment' versus 'subscription'

fallow haven
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HI there! Looking now.

hearty cove
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oh boy I just found another error Stripe::PermissionError: The provided key 'sk_test_*********************************************************************************************MnqNJm' does not have access to account 'acct_1LT7sPRqwPaZcVsi' (or that account does not exist). Application access may have been revoked.

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hmm that doesnt look like the correct key - maybe I am getting the stripe accounts api keys mixed up

fallow haven
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acct_1Q2XRmRxasZGr5jV is a sandbox account, which doesn't have the same associations with your connected accounts.

hearty cove
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ahhh. yep just foun that with the API key

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gotcha

fallow haven
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Great! Please let me know if you have more questions.

hearty cove
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what about the difference with payment and subscription modes?

fallow haven
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Payment mode would be for creating one-off payments and subscription mode would be for creating Subscriptions, so recurring payments.

hearty cove
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where do we pass the top level account id when we make requests? not the connected account id, the platform account

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or its just the combination of the public and secret keys?

fallow haven
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You wouldn't be passing the platform's account id at all; you would just be using its API keys - publishable on the frontend and secret on the backend. The API key determines what account is making the request