#niti-issuing
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For lodging, vehicle rentals and cruise lines, we keep the authorization open for 31 days . For all other businesses we close the auth after 7 days
reversed means the amount that previously on hold added back to issuing fund ??
yes
okay thanks
One more thing how I can check the spending limit set to monthly for issuing cardholder last month still exist or when set and also it end-date
https://stripe.com/docs/api/issuing/cards/object#issuing_card_object-spending_controls-spending_limits
https://stripe.com/docs/api/issuing/cards/object#issuing_card_object-spending_controls-spending_limits-interval - monthly starts on the 1st of every month
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ok thanks
If I am creating new card and I choose "per_authorization" spending limit then amount can be set to 0 or not
why would you want to set the spending limit to 0?
Since I don't know at time of creating card that at "per_authorization" the amount varies
sorry, i didn't quite understand that, do you mean that you don't know what to set as the spending limit per authorization when the card is first created?
Yes
when you create a card, the default card status is inactive - https://stripe.com/docs/api/issuing/cards/create#create_issuing_card-status and authorizations on the card won't be approved
i think leaving the status as inactive fits your use case better than setting spending limit to 0
when you know how much to set for the spending limit, you can set it and "activate" the card
That's great suggestion. Thanks a lot