#ArjunB-Express

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tribal dirge
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Hi, let's chat in this thread!

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Can you clarify your question a little bit?

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Are you asking why certain non-US accounts would receive a recipient agreement and some would receive full?

errant wave
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yes

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thats correct

tribal dirge
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As an aside, why are you using OAuth as opposed to Connect Onboarding?

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This is one of the reasons Connect Onboarding is much better — you have much more granular control of the account creation.

errant wave
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could you please provide that link?

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we are using oauth so that they can sign in

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if required

tribal dirge
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OAuth is only for connecting the account? Not for sign in

errant wave
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in the sense if they have already the account

tribal dirge
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Oh

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Wait

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That doesn't work with Express

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You can't connect a different Express account... it would create a new one

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Or are you saying that if you send them to OAuth that logs them in to their current account if they already have one?

errant wave
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yes exactly

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(OAuth that logs them in to their current account if they already have one?)

tribal dirge
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Gotcha... not sure I'd recommend that but it works I suppose.

errant wave
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yes , it does.

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onnect Onboarding is much better

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whats the link?

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Qn #2 why two diff types are getting created ? any idea

tribal dirge
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Two different types of ToS?

errant wave
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Agreement types

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sometimes it created full

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other time Receipient

tribal dirge
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If you know that you are going to want the full agreement then you should be requesting card_payments as well as transfers capability for these accounts

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As noted above, you set this in your Connect Settings page in your Dashboard

errant wave
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thanks

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is that like a template (settings)

tribal dirge
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It allows you to specify which countries to request which capabilities

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Recommend going to that page in your Dashboard and taking a look

errant wave
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ok

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so i dont see though

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the receipient or full option

tribal dirge
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You can't specify that directly

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It is based on the capabilities

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If you just set transfer capability then the recipient agreement will be used automatically

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As just transfers indicates you would want to use cross border payouts

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Which requires the recipient capability

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So if you don't want recipient, then you should be requesting card_payments for all countries which you can

errant wave
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ok.

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is it same for oauth?

tribal dirge
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What I'm talking about is only relevant for OAuth

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With Connect Onboarding you create the account yourself so you determine the ToS type

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Which is why it has more granular control

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And is the recommended route

errant wave
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gotit