#Siva_K_business

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glacial flame
distant steppe
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Thank you for your response, in this case how do the API Keys work, I think those are different for each account right.
I'm sorry If I misunderstood.

glacial flame
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yes, you'll need to use different API keys to make the API request to the respective accounts

distant steppe
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Can't I use a single primary account and different region accounts and respective bank accounts attached to that so that I can use the API keys of Primary?

glacial flame
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that's possible to some degree. What you're referring to is what we call Connect. You would need to create/connect the regional accounts to the main account. When making the API call for the regional account, you would use the platform's (main account) secret key, and define the connected account id (regional) in the StripeAccount header : https://stripe.com/docs/connect/authentication

distant steppe
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With this Stripe can do the payouts to reginal bank accounts right.

glacial flame
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just so you're aware, you would still need to create another Stripe account

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to make sure we're on the same page, can you give a few examples of regional bank accounts?

distant steppe
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INDIA, CHINA, AUSTRALIA, CANADA, UK

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What we need is that the amount collected from each region customers should be a payout to respective region bank account

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to avoid the conversion fee for customers and business as well and Tax purpose

glacial flame
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Stripe doesn't operate in China at the moment. You can open a Stripe account in the other countries listed though

distant steppe
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So, if we want Stripe to do the payouts to region bank accounts, we must have a Stripe account for each region, which is not possible through Connect. right?

glacial flame
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Connect is in essence a parent account, with many child accounts

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so what you're looking to do is possible through Connect

distant steppe
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Ok, thank you for the information. How can I establish the Connect and create the child accounts?

glacial flame
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there's some repeat information in those guides i think