API Authentication Access Token Expiration Time

After issuing a request for an access token, what measurement is the expires_in data expressed in? Minutes? Seconds?
Example Response:
{ "access_token": "whatever", "customer": "acmecompany", "expires_in": 3599, "jti": "81dece4c-df73-4569-853c-2d1a328897fd", "role": "Admin", "scope": "data user", "token_type": "bearer", "userId": 964382593}
Cannot seem to find a reference to this so any help is appreciated
Best Answer
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In most cases, the expires_in value is expressed in seconds. Therefore, in your example, the expires_in value of 3599 indicates that the access token is valid for approximately 3599 seconds, or about 59 minutes and 59 seconds.
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In most cases, the expires_in value is expressed in seconds. Therefore, in your example, the expires_in value of 3599 indicates that the access token is valid for approximately 3599 seconds, or about 59 minutes and 59 seconds.
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