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Fix broken Plaid links in signal and transfer rule guides #34

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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions rules/signal_guide.md
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Expand Up @@ -18,9 +18,9 @@ This guide is designed to be used for the purpose of building a sample Plaid int

Before starting the integration, ensure the following:

- You have a [Plaid Developer Dashboard](https:/dashboard.plaid.com) account.
- You have a [Plaid Developer Dashboard](https://dashboard.plaid.com) account.
- You have obtained your **client ID** and **Sandbox secret** from the dashboard.
- You are working in the [Sandbox environment](https:/plaid.com/docs/sandbox/overview) where test credentials and institutions are available.
- You are working in the [Sandbox environment](https://plaid.com/docs/sandbox/overview) where test credentials and institutions are available.
- Your development environment can serve both **frontend** and **backend** logic. The backend must be able to securely manage sensitive credentials and handle API calls.
- You have applied for and received approval for Signal Transaction Scores (or have received Sandbox access while waiting for approval).

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### 1.1 Access Signal Rules Dashboard

- Navigate to the [Signal Rules Dashboard](https:/dashboard.plaid.com/signal/risk-profiles) page.
- Navigate to the [Signal Rules Dashboard](https://dashboard.plaid.com/signal/risk-profiles) page.
- Toggle Sandbox mode in the top right corner.

### 1.2 Create a Ruleset
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## Step 2: Backend - Create a Link Token

The Link Token is a short-lived token created server-side that configures the [Plaid Link](https:/plaid.com/docs/link) flow. This token must be generated on your backend and passed to the frontend.
The Link Token is a short-lived token created server-side that configures the [Plaid Link](https://plaid.com/docs/link) flow. This token must be generated on your backend and passed to the frontend.

### 2.1 API Endpoint

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## Prerequisites

- You have a [Plaid Developer Dashboard](mdc:https:/dashboard.plaid.com) account.
- You have a [Plaid Developer Dashboard](https://dashboard.plaid.com) account.
- You have obtained your **client ID** and **Sandbox secret** from the dashboard.
- You are working in the [Sandbox environment](mdc:https:/plaid.com/docs/sandbox/overview) where test credentials and institutions are available.
- You are working in the [Sandbox environment](https://plaid.com/docs/sandbox/overview) where test credentials and institutions are available.
- Your development environment can serve both **frontend** and **backend** logic. The backend must be able to securely manage sensitive credentials and handle API calls.

## Step 1: Backend - Create a Link Token

The Link Token is a short-lived token created server-side that configures the [Plaid Link](mdc:https:/plaid.com/docs/link) flow. This token must be generated on your backend and passed to the frontend.
The Link Token is a short-lived token created server-side that configures the [Plaid Link](https://plaid.com/docs/link) flow. This token must be generated on your backend and passed to the frontend.

### 1.1 API Endpoint

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