#cblin-connect-standard

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balmy spruce
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Hey! Yep, you'd be creating a new Stripe account for them

eternal tartan
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ah ok...
so I do I propose a link to an owner of an existing stripe acount ?

balmy spruce
eternal tartan
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alright, I will look into that
Ill go back here if I am not able to proceed

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thank you for the very fast answer πŸ‘

balmy spruce
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Np!

eternal tartan
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I can see in the docs :
OAuth is not recommended for new Connect platforms. We recommend using Connect Onboarding for Standard accounts instead.

Starting in June 2021, Platforms using OAuth with read_write scope won’t be able to connect to accounts that are controlled by another platform.

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does it mean it is not ok to do that ? if so, I dont grab the reason why ...

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or maybe it just mean that I must not request read_write scope ?

balmy spruce
eternal tartan
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if I understand correctly, with oauth read_write, I've a complete access to the other account so I can see all their transactions

whereas with a new account, I only have access to the trnasactions I'm doing

is that correct ?

balmy spruce
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It depends on if the existing account is already connected to a platform:

When connecting a second platform to a Standard account controlled by another platform, the user will create a new account to use with your platform instead. The Connect Onboarding flow will automatically direct users to create the new account. Your platform will then be automatically connected to the new account that the user has created.

eternal tartan
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ah ok so if the existing is not already connected, that's fine but otherwise it's now required to create a new account

balmy spruce
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Yep, but the OAuth flow will handle that automatically for you πŸ™‚

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And to the end user there's no difference

eternal tartan
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so he will still see my transactions inside is own account (he wont be required to login to the new account) ?

robust dagger
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Hi there πŸ‘‹ jumping in as my teammate needed to step away.

eternal tartan
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hi toby, thanks for stepping in

robust dagger
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With the recent changes to account control, we now recommend that you create a new account whenever you onboard a new user. You can use the OAuth flow to try connecting to an existing account, but if that flow detects the existing account is controlled by another platform then it will quietly create a new account anyway.

eternal tartan
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ok I get this
so maybe I found something strange with the "new" way
I mean, I followed https://stripe.com/docs/connect/standard-accounts

  1. I created a standard account
  2. I created an account_link
  3. the user opens the url and use his stripe email+pwd+2FA
  4. stripe asks all the company details that are already in the user account ...
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i need to say that I've at the moment zero connected accounts so it's not a problem for me to use the new way (but i's a problem for my users to refill the data they already have in their existing stripe account)

robust dagger
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Apologies for the delay. I believe that is expected behavior with this flow.

eternal tartan
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ah ok ...
not ideal for me but I'll try to see my options

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thanks for the answer

robust dagger
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Any time!

eternal tartan
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Final question : if the oauth is now not recommencded, can this feature be completely deleted in the foreseeable future ?

robust dagger
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I haven't heard anything about that happening yet.

eternal tartan
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ok