Create an account
As a platform merchant, you can create accounts for your users (submerchants).
If you’ve already collected information for your connected accounts, you set that information here. We won’t ask for the prefilled information during account onboarding. You can prefill any information on the account. Creating connected accounts in this way allows you to call endpoints as that account, to perform actions for your users.
Additionally, if you need to setup a wallet address for your users, you can send it in the default_deposit_address parameter of the request body. Alternativelly, you can leave it empty and the user will be guided to creating their own wallet when they sign up.
For submitting the additional metadata about the user, below are the accepted values per input (optional):
Industry
UserRole
CompanySize
UseCase
Header Parameters
Body Parameters
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A human-readable text providing additional information, intended to aid the client developer in understanding the error that occurred. This field is optional and should be avoided if there is a concern that it could leak sensitive information.
A code indicating the type of error that occurred. For client authentication failures, invalid_client is commonly used.
Response Attributes
A human-readable text providing additional information, intended to aid the client developer in understanding the error that occurred. This field is optional and should be avoided if there is a concern that it could leak sensitive information.
A code indicating the type of error that occurred. For client authentication failures, invalid_client is commonly used.
Response Attributes
A human-readable text providing additional information, intended to aid the client developer in understanding the error that occurred. This field is optional and should be avoided if there is a concern that it could leak sensitive information.
A code indicating the type of error that occurred. For client authentication failures, invalid_client is commonly used.