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marble oarBOT
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quartz belfry
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Since my Stripe Elements configuration has "prefetch: ['balances']," under the Financial Connections object, I am assuming the bank balance info would be in the confirmation token object that is returned

timid egret
quartz belfry
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How does a prefetch of the balance work in this instance? My understanding is that waiting for the balance refresh to complete is the next step after you initiate "an on-demand refresh". In my case, I initiated the balances property in the prefetch array - is there a different next step to get the balance after this? My assumption is that with a prefetch, you don't have to manually initiate "an on-demand refresh"

timid egret
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Hm, testing this to confirm where the balances will surface here, hang tight

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cinder magnet
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Hi there 👋 I'm jumping in as my teammate needs to step away soon.

Can you share the ID of a Confirmation Token that you created during your testing? I'm curious to see if the payment_method_preview.us_bank_account.financial_connections_account field on it is populated with the ID of the Financial Account object that you can retrieve to check the balance.

quartz belfry
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It's there, I was just testing this

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Let me get you a screenshot

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I took the "financial_connections_account" ID here and did a look-up on the back-end using "stripe.financialConnections.accounts.retrieve()". The account object it returns has "null" for the "balance" object - so it looks like it didn't prefetch the balance status?

cinder magnet
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Hm, can you copy/paste that confirmation token ID here?

quartz belfry
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Sure, here's an updated request

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Front-end confirmation token object

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Back-end account object

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cinder magnet
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Sorry, I meant, can you just put the string that is the ID of the Confirmation Token object in this chat. (Not a screenshot)

Though looking at that most recent screenshot, the permissions on the FCA don't seem to align with what you're setting in when initializing Elements.

quartz belfry
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"ctoken_1RVZRLBwYVbvgwKIAMcpJu95"

cinder magnet
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Thank you! Taking a closer look at logs from our side.

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While I do, I want to double check, you're using react-stripe-js for this? If so, can you confirm what version of that package you're using?

quartz belfry
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"@stripe/react-stripe-js": "~2.8.0",
"@stripe/stripe-js": "~4.4.0",

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let me get you the lack file versions

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*lock

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@stripe/react-stripe-js = 2.8.0

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@stripe/stripe-js = 4.4.0

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On the back-end Node side, "stripe": "16.9.0"

cinder magnet
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Hm, looking at the Confirmation Token creation request, the financial_connections hash isn't coming through:
https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_gS0utyEoJhU5ce

Oh, looking back at your code it looks like financial_connections is beside us_bank_account, rather than being nested inside of it:
https://docs.stripe.com/js/elements_object/create_without_intent#stripe_elements_no_intent-options-paymentMethodOptions-us_bank_account

I'd suggest starting by trying to move your financial_connections hash inside of the us_bank_account hash, and see if that helps.

quartz belfry
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yeah, I just got it working by moving financial_connections into us_bank_account

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but just to confirm, there is no way to get the balances on the front-end with just a confirmation token and Stripe Elements?

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Looking at the docs, it looks like stripe.financialConnections.accounts.retriev can only be called server side and from searching through the API docs, I don't see the balance object returned from any other endpoint

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in the perfect world, I would like to have the balance info before I send the request from the front-end to our back-end so that I can forgo that request if the balance isn't sufficient

cinder magnet
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I'd suggest planning on checking the balance on your backend server. A savvy javacript user could make adjustments to what your client-side code is seeing, so it seems safer to me to plan on doing that server-side from the start.

quartz belfry
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Correct me if I am wrong, but prefetch: ['balances'] in my example here just means I don't have to manually refresh the balance for the account (which is why I think I can call stripe.financialConnections.accounts.retrieve() directly on the back-end and it returns a balance object)? It doesn't actually mean I can get the balance info as part of an object that's returned from a POST action somewhere?