#morteza_api

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timber forum
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The balance transactions endpoint doesn't have a filter for card

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What's the end-goal here?

spark ocean
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well , I've developed an issuing app, users login to see their issuing cards and their ransactions, right now I get authorizations, transactions, transfers to the account and make a one list I was wondering if I get only balance transactions. and list it that'd be great

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I've got deposits from balance_transactions which have a type of balance_transfer_inbound

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get pending transactions from authorizations

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and get refund, closed transaction from issuing.transactions endpoint

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I want to get only balance_transactions and based on that get all of them

timber forum
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There's not a way to filter balance transactions like that with the api

spark ocean
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so I should follow the solution I said?

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or you think there might be a better way

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?

timber forum
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I'm assuming you're calling our api each time the customer hits that page? I would recommend caching this data, or using webhooks to store this data, that way you can pull from your database instead of making multiple api calls each time (which slows things down and can potentially contribute to rate limiting)

spark ocean
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yes

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we plan to do that

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but right now we are calling APIs directly

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so you think I should follow this way

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?

timber forum
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Yeah

spark ocean
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there's a rate limit ?

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I didn't know that

timber forum