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Dwolla utilizes the OAuth 2 protocol to facilitate authorization. OAuth is an authorization framework that enables a third-party application to obtain access to protected resources (Transfers, Funding Sources, External Parties etc.) in the Dwolla API. This section covers application authorization via server-to-server API calls which is a process by which two servers communicate with each other to authorize access to protected resources.

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Token lifetime

Access tokens are short lived: 1 hour. To refresh authorization on an application access token, your application will simply exchange its client credentials for a new app access token. Any access tokens that have been previously initialized will not be invalidated with the creation of a new one; they will simply expire within an hour of the time of their creation.