#rat_error

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robust goblet
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Hi! Do you have a request ID that shows this error?

austere gale
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hello, i'm not sure how to grab that actually

robust goblet
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Have you checked if the client_secret you're using in this function is the same as what you get when you create the session?

austere gale
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yes just validated that

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for context i am in sandbox mode and am using test publishable/secret keys

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this is the full error:

    "type": "invalid_request_error",
    "code": "financial_connections_initialization_error",
    "message": "This is not a valid Financial Connections Session client_secret."
}```
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i can also paste the session object, since it is sandbox data right?

robust goblet
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Can you log the client_secret that is being passed from your backend to the frontend on both the backend and frontend and see if they are the same?

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Yeap, you can paste it here. But can you paste the client_secret from the 2 logs?

austere gale
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{
    "id": "fcsess_u9iip5vbf",
    "object": "financial_connections.session",
    "client_secret": "fcsess_m3tqv0bwb_secret_qf9qorx4z",
    "permissions": [
        "transactions",
        "balances"
    ],
    "account_holder": {
        "type": "customer",
        "customer": "test-user-123"
    },
    "filters": {
        "countries": [
            "US"
        ]
    },
    "return_url": "http://localhost:5174/financial-connections/return"
}
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this is returned from my backend

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i tried logging it in my backend but cloudflare is so weird for some reason i can't see console logs in the observability tab only metadata on invocations

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but i'm directly grabbing the client_secret from this response object and passing it to the stripe.js collectFinancialConnectionsAccounts function

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this is my code if you're interested

austere gale
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😭

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😔

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😞

robust goblet
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Sorry I am working with a few users. Looking into what you posted.

austere gale
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its ok sam_stripe 🥸