#mrelliot69-accounts
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sure, acct_1Kxq9m2HVwWvUMSA
or the request ids where you saw this. here's how you can get one https://support.stripe.com/questions/finding-the-id-for-an-api-request
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any news?
yes
now i tought that you needed the account id or the requestid
it would be easier but no worries, I'm on it
where did you see the difference in the JSON?
but you haven't made any request in live mode
sure
how i can get the requestid using the php sdk?
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the test account has the correct form of data https://stripe.com/docs/api/accounts/object#account_object-business_profile
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can you elaborate on that, dont know exacly what you meant by that
the accounts are on the same api version
so the response have to be the same
API calls could be on different versions
they are not
they are on the same version
2018-02-28
that is the version of the api
which rquest is that one live or test?
because every account is on the same version
how thats possible i didnt change the api version and my platforms have being using that version from the beggining
why know the version was updated to 2020
i requested the live to be on the same version of the test, so thats why the new is also on the 2018 version
it might just be what you configured in your test code
its possible for you to add the version of 2018 to that account that stripe did with the new one?
Hi! I'm taking over this thread.
You can see the default API version in your dashboard here: https://dashboard-admin.stripe.com/test/developers
If needed, you can set the API version directly when making API calls like this: https://stripe.com/docs/api/versioning
its possible for you to add the version of 2018 to that account that stripe did with the new one?
Do you want to downgrade the default API version of one of your account?