Lookup an account

$ straddle embed:accounts get

GET/v1/accounts/{account_id}

Retrieves the details of an account that has previously been created. Supply the unique account ID that was returned from your previous request, and Straddle will return the corresponding account information.

ParametersExpand Collapse

--account-id: string

The unique identifier of the account to retrieve.

--correlation-id: optional string

Optional client generated identifier to trace and debug a series of requests.

--request-id: optional string

Optional client generated identifier to trace and debug a request.

ReturnsExpand Collapse

accountV1: object { data, meta, response_type }

data: object { id, access_level, organization_id, 11 more }

id: string

Unique identifier for the account.

access_level: "standard" or "managed"

The access level granted to the account. This is determined by your platform configuration. Use standard unless instructed otherwise by Straddle.

"standard"

"managed"

organization_id: string

The unique identifier of the organization this account belongs to.

status: "created" or "onboarding" or "active" or 2 more

The current status of the account (e.g., 'active', 'inactive', 'pending').

"created"

"onboarding"

"active"

"rejected"

"inactive"

status_detail: object { code, message, reason, source }

code: string

A machine-readable code for the specific status, useful for programmatic handling.

message: string

A human-readable message describing the current status.

reason: "unverified" or "in_review" or "pending" or 6 more

A machine-readable identifier for the specific status, useful for programmatic handling.

"unverified"

"in_review"

"pending"

"stuck"

"verified"

"failed_verification"

"disabled"

"terminated"

"new"

source: "watchtower"

Identifies the origin of the status change (e.g., bank_decline, watchtower). This helps in tracking the cause of status updates.

"watchtower"

type: "business"

The type of account (e.g., 'individual', 'business').

"business"

business_profile: optional object { name, website, address, 7 more }

name: string

The operating or trade name of the business.

website: string

URL of the business's primary marketing website.

address: optional object { address1, city, line1, 6 more }

The address object is optional. If provided, it must be a valid address.

address1: string

Primary address line (e.g., street, PO Box).

city: string

City, district, suburb, town, or village.

line1: string

Primary address line (e.g., street, PO Box).

postal_code: string

Postal or ZIP code.

state: string

Two-letter state code.

zip: string

Zip or postal code.

address2: optional string

Secondary address line (e.g., apartment, suite, unit, or building).

country: optional string

The country of the address, in ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 format.

line2: optional string

Secondary address line (e.g., apartment, suite, unit, or building).

description: optional string

A brief description of the business and its products or services.

industry: optional object { category, mcc, sector }

category: optional string

The general category of the industry. Required if not providing MCC.

mcc: optional string

The Merchant Category Code (MCC) that best describes the business. Optional.

sector: optional string

The specific sector within the industry category. Required if not providing MCC.

legal_name: optional string

The official registered name of the business.

phone: optional string

The primary contact phone number for the business.

support_channels: optional object { email, phone, url }

email: optional string

The email address for customer support inquiries.

phone: optional string

The phone number for customer support.

url: optional string

The URL of the business's customer support page or contact form.

tax_id: optional string

The business's tax identification number (e.g., EIN in the US).

use_case: optional string

A description of how the business intends to use Straddle's services.

capabilities: optional object { consent_types, customer_types, payment_types }

consent_types: object { internet, signed_agreement }

internet: object { capability_status }

Whether the internet payment authorization capability is enabled for the account.