Date/Time stamp difference, request vs response

During calls to the API you may notice the 'Date/Timestamp' headers in the "request" to the API, do not match the 'Date/Timestamp' in the "response."

This is because the API runs off UTC/GMT time and these headers will always display in GMT time.

For Example:

If a developer is using the 'Date' in the headers to track API calls or reference when a transaction was created from the API response, they would need to add 10hrs as UTC/GMT+10 is Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST).

My date header in insomnia shows: 

So therefore I know that the API call was made at

I added 13hrs to get the correct time for NZ (13 due to daylight savings otherwise it would be 12).

The dates in the "headers' are not editable and are read-only, if they are affecting dates in the BODY of a call then we would want to investigate further and would encourage you to create a support ticket.