Developers using fintech APIs struggle to stay informed about free tier limits and upcoming service changes, risking unexpected outages. BankPulse delivers real‑time visibility into API usage, tier thresholds, and change alerts, enabling seamless migration planning and uninterrupted integration.
Oh shit. I haven't gotten that email, but do you know what the "API product" is? I have a developer account with them and have been using them to connect banks and sync transactions in my app, so I assume that's exactly what this is, but I don't see anything in their docs. And like, isn't that Teller's entire business? Are they shutting down the free model of 100 connections, or the entire business? Any insight?
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