#Durrell - Hi
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Hello! Stepping in for Snufkin as they needed to step away
In production the expected_availability_date will not be immediate.
This is indeed a test-mode only thing since there is no actual time for the funds to be in flight
You should see the funds in your balance as pending immediately.
Then they will move to available once the funds actually land
ok, I'm looking at the Balance object. It has an "issuing" key like this:
"issuing": {
"available": [
{
"amount": 0,
"currency": "usd"
}
]
},
and a pending key like this:
"pending": [
{
"amount": 0,
"currency": "usd",
"source_types": {
"card": 0
}
}
]
will that pending key be where I look for the pending amount for the "issuing" balance or will the object that "issuing" key points to have it's own "pending" key just like it has it's own "available" key?
It will be under the issuing hash
So you will have both available and pending within the issuing hash
If you test out an issuing topup and look at your balance.available event in your Dashboard (or retrieve your balance) then you should see this
ok, then what is the "pending" key above? Is it just the total pending amount which would include the issuing balance and anything else?
ok. thank you
so if I listen for the balance.available webhook event, then in live mode I'll get a webhook whenever the issuing available amount increases or decreases?
That will fire daily when your available balance updates, yes.
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ok, I was just making sure that wasn't only a webhook for the normal account balance only.
It should contain all of your balance details since it will relay the balance object