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This demo is an application that allows you to quickly experiment with an Embedded Finance experience.

With this application, you can:

• Sign up for a Stripe Custom connect Account and for a Stripe Treasury Financial Account.

• Onboard using Connect Onboarding for Custom accounts.

• Display the Financial Account Balance.

• Display a chart to quickly visualize funds coming in and coming out.

• Display a transaction report.

• Create a cardholder and issue a card, using the Financial Account as the source of funds.

• Display the issued card information leveraging Stripe Elements.

• Display the Financial Account's Routing and Account numbers.

• Send money from the Financial Account, either using ACH or Wire Transfers.

In addition to these functions, there is also a Test Mode only section that will help platforms understanding the different mechanisms to fund Financial Accounts by:

• Simulating receiving a Transfer from an external account to a Financial Account.

• Creating a PaymentLink and then, paying out funds from the Connected Account balance to the Financial Account Balance.

You can watch a recorded live stream about this demo here.

A Stripe account: You can sign up for a Stripe account here: https://dashboard.stripe.com/register

Onboard to Treasury and Issuing: Please contact sales.

Stripe API Keys: Available in your Stripe dashboard here: https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/apikeys

After cloning this repo, install the dependencies.

npm install

Rename the .env.example file on the root of your project to .env

Edit your new .env file and add:

• STRIPE_SECRET_KEY: Your Stripe private key.
• PUBLISHABLE_KEY: Your Stripe publishable key.
• SESSION_SECRET_KEY: A string of at least 32 characters long.
• DEMO_HOST: The host where your application will run (if local you can use http://localhost:3000 )

In order to run the application, after you installed the dependencies and created the .env file run the following command:

npm run dev

Notice: This application is intended to be an example, and it should not be run in production as is.