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title: "Dispositions API now pages with a cursor"
date: "2026-10-16"
source: "https://dev.maxmind.com/minfraud/release-notes/2026-10-16-dispositions-api-now-pages-with-a-cursor/"
---

# Dispositions API now pages with a cursor

_October 16, 2026_

The [Dispositions API](/minfraud/working-with-transaction-dispositions/index.md) 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](/minfraud/working-with-transaction-dispositions/index.md#body-successful)
for details.