Joint accounts and OAuth: 404/500-error

MSprenkeler

Hello Bunq(ers),

Note: I authenticate using OAuth.

Earlier I recieved a 500 error when a user who authenticated using OAuth, when having a joint account and calling /monetary-account. I psoted earlier about this, but without any response. Now I started testing joint accounts agauin, but unfortunately, ran into problems.

I can confirm that after removing the connection / joint-account, the 500-error was no longer popping-up. It might be interesting to note that this user also has a savings-account, which is not fetched from the API when calling /monetary-account.

When I test the endpoints using postman, i do recieve all three accounts when calling /monetary-account, although the joint-account is listed as "MonetaryAccountBank", as if it was an account of mine, but with the alias of another user.

A call to /monetary-account-joint does not yield any results, where as the joint account is returned when calling /monetary-account-bank. For saving accounts, this is implemented correctly, but for joint accounts, it looks like there are some problems...

Note that in the following post: https://together.bunq.com/d/1506-api-support-for-joint-accounts
it was confirmed that joint accounts have been added to the API.

I am looking forward to your response.

With kind regards,

Miquell

Bastiaan

Miquell Hi!

Are the necessary sub-accounts selected when accepting the OAuth/App connection by this user?
By default, only the default sub-account (monetary account) is selected.

And which user id are you using in the endpoint URL (/v1/user/{user_id}/monetary-account and /v1/user/{user_id}/monetary-account-joint)?
You need to use the id of UserApiKey, which is returned by /v1/user or when creating the session (/v1/session-server)

MSprenkeler

Hello,

Thanks for your response. Note that I am currently testing this with sandbox-accounts. My setup:
Created a user account and a company account and shared the bank account of the company with the user.

When authenticating the user with OAuth, there is no options to select the sub-account of the company, I simply only have the option to select the users account. For testing purposes I created two new accounts; one company and one user.

Concerning the UserId, we us the User Id as you described, which we use for all our REST calls to the Bunq Api, and other calls do succesfully return the accounts of the user. And concerning selecting accounts, I still recieve a 500 error when fetching the monetary accounts of the user, eventhough the company account was not an option to choose nor have I chosen to allow the OAuth app to access.

With kind regards,

Miquell

MSprenkeler

This problem still excists, for quite some time now...

Is there perhaps documentation on how to fetch joint accounts using OAuth? I just tested the same scenario with the regular login method of using an API-key, and then nothing is returned when calling /monetary-account-joint, but all my accounts are returned when calling /monetary-account-bank or /monetary-account, yet /monetary-account-joints keeps being empty. and FYI: all the accounts get returned, including deleted ones.

Will the combination of OAuth authentication and shared/joint accounts / connects work in the (near) future? Since no progress has been made since I first reported this issue.

With kind regards,

Miquell

Bastiaan

Miquell I tested this in production by using OAuth.

The Joint account ("MonetaryAccountJoint" object) that is selected when accepting the app connection is returned in the response of the API-endpoint /v1/user/UserApiKey_id}/monetary-account and via /v1/user/UserApiKey_id}/monetary-account-joint

I've only selected the Joint account, so no other sub-accounts are returned via /v1/user/UserApiKey_id}/monetary-account

MSprenkeler

Furthermore, fetching the payments of a joint account, also does not work. This used to work using the stand-way of authentication.