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[chadwhitacre]

From @tlevine at https://github.com/gratipay/logs/issues/12 (reticketing here so it's public):

I request records from the following banks/processors if they are available.

• Braintree
• Balanced
• Coinbase
• Dwolla
• Paypal (We only have 2015-9-28 right now.)

If paper/PDF statements are available, I want those regardless of whether the records are available in other forms. Other forms are nice too, but I want the paper for checking stuff.

If the processor doesn't provide documents intended for archival but does provide records on a webpage, you can save the webpage in MHTML format.

[chadwhitacre]

If paper/PDF statements are available

I don't believe any of the ones you mention are available in paper/PDF, but I'm happy to double-check.

I request records from the following banks/processors

Our Balanced data is included in a tree of statements on the backfill branch in logs under misc/3912 (named after this). I've been expecting to fold that tree into statements (here's a comparison of the two). The Balanced data on 3912 comes from misc/308 (named after this). The original JSON files are still there; they were converted to monthly CSVs with this script.

I am also seeing data for Braintree, Coinbase, and PayPal in misc/308 (there may be a diff between master and backfill).

I think we have one Dwolla record so far? I will dig that up.

[chadwhitacre]

@tlevine Does the Balanced data in misc/3912 on backfill fulfill your request as far as Balanced goes?

[chadwhitacre]

I'm not prepared to vouch for the Braintree, Coinbase, and PayPal data in misc/308, but I'm pretty confident in the Balanced data in misc/3912. If 3912 is sufficient for Balanced then I will use that as a pattern in preparing the data for the other processors you requested.

[chadwhitacre]

P.S. See gratipay/gratipay.com#3912 (comment) for some explanation of the filenames in misc/3912.

[chadwhitacre]

(Basically I think you probably are interested in the _balanced.csv files in there.)

[chadwhitacre]

Pretty sure this is basically done.