May 14, 2026 Documentation update No migration requiredDocumentation Index
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Affects
Customers and teams reading the public Tracer documentation to configure spending limits or understand validation responses. This update applies to the public documentation portal. It does not change the runtime API behavior.
The public documentation portal is the customer-facing reference. Repository source files should not be treated as integration artifacts or downloaded API specifications for client use.
What changed
Spending limit periods
The public documentation now shows the full set of supported spending limit periods:| Value | Description |
|---|---|
PER_TRANSACTION | Applies to each individual transaction |
DAILY | Applies over a daily period |
WEEKLY | Applies over a weekly period |
MONTHLY | Applies over a monthly period |
CUSTOM | Applies over a custom date range |
Scheduling fields
The documentation now explains the optional scheduling fields used to control when a limit applies:| Field | Description |
|---|---|
activeTimeStart | Time of day when the limit starts applying, in HH:mm format |
activeTimeEnd | Time of day when the limit stops applying, in HH:mm format |
customStartDate | Start date for a custom-period limit |
customEndDate | End date for a custom-period limit |
For
CUSTOM limits, provide both customStartDate and customEndDate.Limit amount
The documentation now makes the amount format explicit. For spending limits, sendmaxAmount as a decimal string:
Before
Validation response timing
Validation response timing fields now allow decimal values because processing time may include fractions of a millisecond.Impact
This is a documentation update. It clarifies the public documentation portal for Tracer limits. No migration is required if your current Tracer integration is already working. Use the updated documentation when configuring new limits or reviewing existing ones.
What you need to do
Use
activeTimeStart and activeTimeEnd in HH:mm format when a limit applies only during part of the day.Keep transaction amounts and usage counters in the smallest currency unit where the documentation says those fields are integer values.

