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slate tapirBOT
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paper loom
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Hey there,

For each of our users, we store both the Stripe Connect Account ID and the Customer ID. We want to programmatically check whether payouts for a connected account are enabled, disabled, or paused.

Is there an API we can use to retrieve the payout status of a connected account?

Also, if we need to check this for many users, would we need to call the API separately for each Connect Account ID, or is there a way to send a list of account IDs and retrieve their payout statuses in bulk?

If separate API calls are required for each account, should we be concerned about rate limiting when checking a large number of accounts?

novel axle
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👋 Yes, you can check if payouts are enabled on a connected account with the /v1/accounts/:id API: https://docs.stripe.com/api/accounts/retrieve Check this param: https://docs.stripe.com/api/accounts/object#account_object-payouts_enabled
There's no way to retrieve a specific set of accounts in bulk, but you can use the GET /v1/accounts endpoint to list all your accounts, and then filter on the client side: https://docs.stripe.com/api/accounts/list
With regard to rate limts, you can see info on this at https://docs.stripe.com/rate-limits and mange your requests accordingly

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