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- jepezi_webhooks, 3 hours ago, 64 messages
hi there!
hi!
what type of connected account are you creating? do they have access to the normal Stripe dashboard, or Express dashboard, or no dashboard at all?
they have a "full" dashboard access
to be precise, they are created with this code.
const account = await stripe.v2.core.accounts.create({
dashboard: "full",
contact_email,
display_name,
//....
})
👋 Hey, taking over here, just taking a look
The question is a bit dumb but I realized I don’t see it mentioned in docs at all
No problem. So since you're creating accounts with dashboard: "full", your connected accounts create their own Stripe Dashboard login credentials and they can just log in to the regular dashboard.stripe.com just like any normal Stripe user