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pallid birch
Can you elaborate? giving me more context can help me understand your question better.
mossy sigil
okay. I have implemented Stripe terminal in my POS. now I need to know, how much time a terminal waits for each transaction request?
is there any time limit?
pallid birch
What kind of integration do you use? Are you using server-driven integration?
mossy sigil
yes i am using server driven integration
and i am polling from frontend to check if the intent is paid or not.
mossy sigil
I know, but there is some limitation of my application.
pallid birch
You can also listen to payment evetns like payment_intent.suceeded and payment_intent.payment_failed
I don't recommend doing a polling, you'll hit rate limit when you scale.
mossy sigil
okay, thanks. can you please tell me the time limit that i asked?
pallid birch
No I don't find any public doc mentioning this, and I don't think you need to know it if you implement webhooks.