Dispositions API now pages with a cursor

October 16, 2026 View as Markdown

The Dispositions API now takes a cursor parameter and returns a next_cursor value. Send updates_after on your first request, then send each response’s next_cursor as cursor. A response to a cursor request holds at most 1000 updated transactions, even when many updates share one timestamp.

If you page by sending last_update_timestamp as updates_after, your requests keep working. These changes apply to all requests:

• The response has a new next_cursor key.
• MaxMind returns an update one minute or more after it happens.
• When updates is empty in a response to updates_after, last_update_timestamp is the time of your updates_after value, not the current time.

See the Dispositions API documentation for details.