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tawdry flume
Maybe if it is of any help, I am building the integration around the .NET SDK you've provided
loud perch
If this is an account your platform created and controls, you might be able to just delete it: https://docs.stripe.com/api/accounts/delete
tawdry flume
When creating the onboard session, there are few options to choose the Dashboard access whose options are Full / Express / No dashboard. We strictly use the Full Dashboard. Does it still mean that my platform is the one that created that account?
loud perch
Are you using the POST /v1/accounts API before you create the onboarding session?
tawdry flume
No, we are using POST /v2/core/accounts
loud perch
In that case did you try: https://docs.stripe.com/api/v2/core/accounts/close
tawdry flume
Alright, this is the one option we did not consider yet. One question, will my user be able to connect to platform again with the same email, etc. after closing the previous connected account?
loud perch
Yes, Stripe credentials (e.g. login/email) can have multiple acct_xxx IDs associated with it
tawdry flume
Are v2 accounts strictly tied to the platform they originate from? I mean, is it possible that the connected account was created and then unbound from the platform and now it lives and is managed on it's own?
loud perch
If the platform created it, yes
tawdry flume
Alright, so naturally, there is no other option for me rather than close API if I need to revoke the access, right?
loud perch
Yep