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OAuth 2.0 Client is not allowed to request scope 'app_management_v2'
I'm trying to acquire a service token from the 'https://sandbox-sts.ddp.akoya.com/oauth2/token' endpoint. I have the required headers, and in the body I have the required parameters (grant_type=client_credentials, scope=app_management_v2) and I'm getting the following json response:
How to run my own logic on data
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How get my account id
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How get api
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Full list of Transaction subCategories
Hello, I would like to see a full list of transaction subCatagories is there a place where this is provided? It is not listed on the transactions page below. Also, is there a field in the transaction for the name of the merchant? https://docs.akoya.com/v2/docs/transactions#supported-data-elements
How up to date is the data?
If I make a request to the /balances endpoint - how up to date is the data? Can I expect it to be real time? I see there's a field: balanceAsOf - but what if this value is several hours old and I want to data that's more current, is there a way to refresh the account to get more current data?
Routing number
How can we retrieve the routing number of the user? I think we can get the MICR number in the account information APIs, but there is no sample value for it. However, I was suggested using the Payment API with the bankID (routing number) and identifier (account number) attributes. I think these attributes are the attributes of the one who the user making payment to, these are not the routing number and identifier of the user.
MICR Sample values
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Transactions returned from transaction api missing 'status' field
When I query for /transactions/v2/{}/<account_id>?startTime=2024-01-01T01:00:00Z&endTime=2024-08-21T01:00:00Z&limit=100 for a specified account ID, I've been getting back investmentTransactions that are missing a status? I'm unable to differentiate between PENDING and POSTED transactions then.
Can individuals use Akoya APIs for their own personal accounts?
I've been looking for a way to automate aggregating information from my own financial accounts for personal use (not developing any sort of commercial app). Plaid seems to offer a usage tier where an individual can use their API for free for a very limited number of transactions ... this would fit the bill for me, except Plaid doesn't support all the integrations I would need. I found Akoya, but it seems to not have a comparable "free for limited personal use" effective model. So I wanted to confirm that before bothering to spend any time learning the API, and hoping I can get a clarification here. Thanks in advance.