Get the settlement grid this process is enforcing
Returns the settlement schedule this pod is applying at the instant of the request: every window of the grid with its nominal boundaries, modeled STR cutoff and current phase, plus the EFFECTIVE credit dispatch posture — which gate the pod applies (the configured v0 credit window, the opt-in grid gate, or the dev always-open relaxation), under which Núclea special grade, and over which boundaries. The credit dispatch block is the authoritative answer for outbound credit: the enforced credit window is NOT in the grid unless the grid gate is enabled, so a grid-only reading can name hours the pod does not apply. All instants are RFC3339 UTC; date and the window boundaries are the LOCAL São Paulo day. Window boundaries are the published grade and are reported even on a weekend or holiday, where businessDay is false and nextOpenAt names the next business opening. Takes no parameters: the phases are defined at an instant, and the grid is a global process object with no tenant or participant dimension. RBAC: schedule:read (non-tenant).
Autorizaciones
JWT bearer token issued by the identity provider.
Respuesta
OK
True when the bank calendar considers this date a settlement business day. False on a weekend or holiday, where the window boundaries below still name the published grade hours but nothing is dispatched in them — read nextOpenAt to disambiguate.
true
The EFFECTIVE credit dispatch posture: which gate this pod applies and over which window. The enforced credit window is not necessarily in the grid below, so this is the authoritative answer for outbound credit.
Local São Paulo calendar date (YYYY-MM-DD) the grid was evaluated on. It is the LOCAL date, not the UTC one: the two disagree for three hours every night, which is exactly when a settlement day rolls over.
"2026-07-15"
IANA name of the RESOLVED zone the boundaries were computed in. Normally America/Sao_Paulo; a UTC value denounces that the zone database was unavailable and every hour below is three hours off.
"America/Sao_Paulo"
Every window of the grid, ordered by opensAt ascending with a name ascending tie-break. Always an array — an empty grid serializes as [], never null.

