Eligibility Criteria
A card must comply with certain eligibility criteria before being refreshed. For a card to be refreshed, it must satisfy the following conditions:- The Schedule Refresh parameter must be set to true, you can do this in Flinks Connect using
scheduleRefreshand through the API endpointsetScheduleRefresh. For more information, follow the link to learn How to enable or disable the Nightly Refresh or contact your Flinks Representative. - The card must have had a successful refresh in the last seven days.
- (Not applicable for Webhooks integrations) The card must have received a cached call in the past seven days.
- The card should not have any errors during Authorization. However, if an error has occurred, the card will still be eligible for refresh if the error is one of the following:
RETRY_LATERAGGREGATION_ERRORSESSION_EXPIREDDISABLED_INSTITUTIONUNAUTHORIZEDSESSION_NONEXISTENTBANK MAINTENANCE_RETRY_LATER
Enabling Nightly Refreshes
You can enable automatic account refreshes using Nightly Refresh and Enhanced MFA.Nightly Refresh
If your use case requires automatic account refresh to keep track of transactional history changes, you can enableNightly Refresh for new accounts. For this, you need to set the scheduleRefresh parameter to true in the iframe URL.
Enhanced MFA
If your use case requires automatic account refresh, you can enable theEnhanced Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) flow. To enable Nightly Refresh for new accounts, set the scheduleRefresh parameter to true in the iframe URL.
If you want to enable Enhanced MFA
Please keep note that the Enhanced Multi-Factor Authentication flow is currently only available in Canada.skipEnhancedMFA into the iframe URL and set the value to true.
Useful Endpoints
/GetNightlyRefreshStatus: This endpoint returns a list with all of the loginIds that are set to Nightly Refresh ("isScheduledRefresh"=true), yet are no longer refreshing due to errors. The endpoint’s JSON response will clarify what error was encountered on the refresh attempt.
/Authorize: This endpoint will also return the error message from the previous refresh attempt when running the batched cached calls. In cases where the JSON response doesn’t return any errors, please make sure you check the date of the latest refresh. An example can be seen in the image below:
If the date of your last refresh is too long ago for your use case, please perform a manual refresh. This can be done by changing the body parameters in /Authorize and by subsequently calling our aggregation endpoints with the provided requestId. You must change the following body parameters to:
"MostRecentCached": false"Save": true
Suggested daily routine
Complete the following steps in our suggested daily routine for refreshes:- Check which
loginIdsare no longer eligible to be refreshed. Refer to the flowchart below for this process: [componentImage component] - If any
loginIdsare not on the list, refer to the next flowchart: [componentImage component]