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woeful cairn
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hello! it's pretty common for connected accounts to just be individuals - see the business_type: individual section of the Create an Account API reference

inland spear
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you say unusual, but is it possible? I've looked at both the docs you shared above. Regarding the documentation on Connected Accounts: https://docs.stripe.com/connect/required-verification-information#US+US+none+full+individual+card_payments,transfers. Here for example, if you go to Viewing requirements for connected account you see that even if choose business_type: individual it's not required to put anything related to their business, so that would mean that the connect account could just be an individual right?

woeful cairn
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to be clear it's very common for a connected account to just be an individual - doordash is one prominent example where each dasher is represented by a different stripe account

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so the short answer is yes, this is possible and commonly done

inland spear
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ok so it would be easy enough to create virtual cards for those connected accounts using the API

woeful cairn
inland spear
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yes but this would not be possible through Stripe Issuing which is transfering funds between Connected Accounts. It would only be possible for Connected Accounts that are businesses isn't it?

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that's really what my original question was

woeful cairn
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issuing is typically for creating virtual credit cards that allow the cardholders to spend funds from a balance - it doesn't really have anything to do with transferring funds between connected accounts

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can you describe your overall objective here? i think we might need to take a step back to understand what you want your integration to look like

inland spear
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like if funds have been collected on my platform from Connected Accounts then I can issue a virtual card from the balance collected?

woeful cairn
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yep! that is pretty core functionality to how issuing works and is also supported. so as of right now i don't think anything you're saying would not work.

can you walk me through a real life example of what you want? describe your hypothetical end user and what they are doing, how you want the money to become available to them to spend, etc?