MANAGE_PAYMENT scope and a user access token.
When the removed account was the last enabled one under its bank login, Fluz also disconnects that bank login from Plaid. The response says which happened.
Staging only
removePlaidBankAccount is currently available only in the staging environment at https://transactional-graph.staging.fluzapp.com/api/v1/graphql. It is not yet available in production, and this page will be updated when it is.Schema signature
Arguments
RemovePlaidBankAccountInput!
required
The bank account to remove and an optional reason. See
RemovePlaidBankAccountInput.Returns
RemovePlaidBankAccountResponse!
Example
Request
Variables
Response
Behavior
- Idempotent. Removing an account that is already removed returns the same success response, and the account stays removed. A repeat call only retries any pending Plaid disconnect or scheduled-activity cancellation left over from an earlier call. Retrying is always safe.
- The bank login is disconnected only when nothing is left.
bankConnectionisSTILL_CONNECTEDwhile other enabled accounts remain,DISCONNECTEDonce the last one is removed and Plaid confirmed the disconnect, andDISCONNECT_PENDINGwhen the last one is removed but the bank login could not be closed at Plaid yet. In that last case the account is still removed; call the mutation again to retry the disconnect. - Scheduled activity stops. Fluz cancels recurring deposits and purchases funded by the removed account. If a cancellation can’t complete, calling the mutation again retries it.
- A removed account can’t fund anything. It no longer appears as a usable funding source and is rejected as a source for deposits or transfers.
- To remove a whole bank login at once, use
removePlaidBankInstitution.
Errors
Errors are returned inerrors[].extensions. code identifies the error, reason carries the underlying cause for support, and retryable says whether calling again can succeed. Other fields such as errorName, statusCode and userFriendly are also present; branch on code, reason and retryable.
Error response