#and3lkar_financial-accounts-refreshrate
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- ang3lkar_best-practices, 4 days ago, 19 messages
jaunty sundial
Hi 👋
We do not have any documented rate limit for refreshes. What frequency are you expecting?
acoustic wyvern
I am trying to understand what would be the best approach to have the latest balance available. I have considered two options:
- Refresh results are available within 5-10 seconds, so every time I initiate a refresh and then just poll the results, so I can return the latest balance in the same session.
- Store refresh results in a database and schedule a background job to fetch the latest balance when window opens up again. So, I have the latest balance every time I query my database.
Any suggestions on what would be the best approach?
jaunty sundial
We don't have a recommended approach here, unfortunately. It is too dependent on each use case. I would recommend you consider how our API rate limits might impact your approach though.
jaunty sundial
Happy to help