#Mateusz L
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as far as I know you have to calculate this by summing up previous transactions , I believe that's feedback the team is aware of
I see, in that case I'm wondering if we can do it properly for cards with recurring spending_controls.spending_limits.interval - for example for monthly interval, does the limit "reset":
- On the 1st day of each month at midnight
- Each month on the day the card was requested (but then what about odd days like 31st? is time precision taken into account?)
- Every calendar month by set number of days (but then is it every 31 days or something else? is time precision taken into account?)
I don't know unfortunately, I'd suggest writing to https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true so we can follow up with the product team on how specifically this is implemented or what our best practises recommendations are for managing this.
based on this https://stripe.com/docs/api/issuing/cards/object#issuing_card_object-spending_controls-spending_limits-interval it is starting the 1st of each month
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if you set the value to monthly
Right, I don't know how I missed that, thank you
Since you said you believe that's feedback the team is aware of, I'm just wondering, do you know if there are any plans to have this information calculated and returned from Stripe?
unfortunately I agree with my colleague @uncut perch, this is the extent of our knowledge on the subject, if you need any further info it's better to contact https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true so we can follow up with the product team
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Ok, thank you for your help ๐