Endpoint
Example request
Response
200 OK
The responsedata field is an array containing a single settings object.
The current app version string (e.g.
"2.1.0").If
true, the app is in maintenance mode. Show a maintenance screen and prevent the player from proceeding.The iOS App Store identifier for the application.
The minimum required version code. Force-update any client running a version code below this value before allowing access.
Whether ads are globally enabled across the platform. When
false, suppress all ad requests regardless of per-game settings.Show a post-game interstitial ad after every N games completed. A value of
1 means after every game. Per-game overrides take precedence when available.The minimum USD amount a player must request in a single withdrawal. Reject withdrawal attempts below this threshold on the client before submitting.
The number of hours a player must wait between consecutive withdrawal requests. Enforce this on the client to avoid unnecessary
422 errors.How often (in minutes) the server-side coin-to-USD conversion job runs. Use this to set a polling interval if you display a live balance.
The time of day when the first daily conversion runs (e.g.
"12:00"). Use together with conversion_interval_minutes to predict upcoming conversion windows.Number of seconds to wait after the app resumes from the background before refreshing the player’s profile data. Use this to throttle unnecessary refetch calls.
Number of seconds to wait after a coin conversion event before refreshing the player’s profile. Allows the server time to settle the new balance before your client reads it.
