One of the recurrent issues with trying to understand account data is determining the type of accounts across providers. To aid with this, we've started to roll out our taxonomy. Unlike upstream providers that use either a flat or 2 dimensional list, we expose a full taxonomic list that can be refined with more precision over time.
For example, a checking account is expressed as [asset, depository, spending] while a savings account is shown as [asset, depository, savings]. In this example, if you can naturally see how to split out assets from liability. As you step down, you can select accounts that have ACH numbers, and finally you can split down unto the regulatory framework of the account.
Generally when using this field, avoid matching the entire path or matching on the end as these are likely to change overtime. Instead focus on checking the inclusion of your desired node. The taxonomic type mappings will be expanded over time, based on your feedback. If you have a use case that's not currently mapped, let us know.
Certain webhook events will now publish useful context on the event, allowing you to programmatically decide what and when to query for data.
For example, connection.synced events will now emit the following optional fields via a metadata property:
startDate indicating the start of the date range synced on the Connection
endDate indicating the end date of the date range synced on the Connection
{
"id": "evt_12yWPilTeMTUEt4wYdhxEC",
"type": "connection.synced.successful",
"profile": { ... },
"record": { ... },
"metadata: {
"startDate": "2024-12-20",
"endDate": "2025-01-20"
}
}
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