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Update
We are continuing to monitor this situation as we learn anything actionable we will let you know! In the meantime, we hope your connection is successful after removing and re-adding the connection. Thanks for hanging in their with us until we are able to troubleshoot individual connections again. We'll keep you posted!
Update
We have learned that this OAuth release is region specific. If you are in Canada, there is no need to remove and re-add your connection. We will keep you in the loop here once we are able to begin troubleshooting those connections.
Monitoring
We recently learned that our import providers have started the transition to support an OAuth connections on American Express. While the timeline was unexpected, we are optimistic about what this means for the future of American Express connections. We are not ready to escalate individual issues at this time, however, we have heard reports that removing and re-adding the connection has been successful. If you find you are still experiencing issues or do not see the OAuth flow, hang tight as we will be closely monitoring this transition in the coming weeks. You can subscribe here for updates as we learn more!
This incident affects: Direct Import Providers (Plaid, MX).