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Created September 4, 2018 02:49
Plaid Challenge 3 - Answer
Information for Bank of America:
Names of the accounts, and their respective balances:
Plaid Checking $100
checking 0000
Plaid Saving $200
savings 1111
Plaid CD $1000
cd 2222
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Ary770 / gist:7bbdc4319412e0a3a47517e7ede78831
Last active September 4, 2018 03:33
Plaid Challenge 2 - Answer
Hi George,
I'm sorry you're experiencing issues with our documentation and API's.
Sometimes docs can be a bit confusing. I'd be more than happy to help you with this one.
1. I noticed you're using the 'institutions/search' endpoint in the request.
This endpoint will give you a JSON response containing details for all institutions that match the query parameters.
If your goal is to get details on a specified financial institution, like BB&T, then I suggest you use the
'/institutions/get_by_id' endpoint. The 'id' for BB&T is ins_2.
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Ary770 / gist:79d47c0af6ae897f81b34c8cc89cae1f
Last active September 4, 2018 03:24
Plaid Challenge 1 - Answer
Hi Amy,
I'd be more than happy to help you getting up and running with Plaid. It can be a bit tricky in the beginning.
The 'INVALID_CREDENTIALS' error means that the username or password provided to the financial institution were invalid.
Therefore, in order to create an item, you need to provide valid credentials during the Plaid Link flow.
If you're getting started with the Sandbox Environment, you'll need to use the test credentials to connect your account
successfully. The default credentials are:
username: user_good