#Namratha
lavish trench
Hello Karl...
We need the basic flow for stripe connect
And how to create a stripe connect account on API level...
hearty ingot
there are full guides for all of this in the documentation,
https://stripe.com/docs/connect/collect-then-transfer-guide
or https://stripe.com/docs/connect/enable-payment-acceptance-guide
depending on what model of marketplace you're trying to build. Are you using one of those guides and are stuck somewhere specific?
you've been asking this same question for the last few weeks so I don't really know what answer you want that is different from what we've told you. The docs are public and have full guides and examples, you can work with a developer to start building an integration and if you/they have specific questions about the coding/development of it you can ask those here or to our support team.
lavish trench
Ha ha , I understand. I'm not the developer actually...so just reciting what my Dev has asked ..
Am one of the project managers and a client is asking for this...
hearty ingot
ok, so what are the specific technical/coding/API questions your developer has after reading the docs and starting to build something?
lavish trench
Can I check what is the difference between standard , custom and Express
hearty ingot
it's described in detail on https://stripe.com/docs/connect/accounts
Standard accounts are normal full Stripe accounts like yours, belonging to the other party, that you can connect to and make API calls on behalf of. Express accounts are owned/managed by you and Stripe provides a lightweight dashboard and onboarding flow. Custom accounts are owned/managed by you and you build all the dashboard/onboarding flows yourself for a "whitelabel" integration. The docs describe all this as well but that's the short summary.
lavish trench
Ok , this is noted...
In the standard account both the connected account have a dashboards?
Individually
hearty ingot
they are full Stripe accounts like yours and have their own Stripe dashboard they can log into and interact with, they own their account, you just have permission to call the API for them.