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deepline_native_get_funding_updates is the public read endpoint for Deepline’s globally scoped funding-rounds feed. It returns funding discoveries already in the feed; it does not deploy a Monitor, create a radar, send a webhook, or change any data.
Each call costs **0.10∗∗inDeeplineusage,regardlessofwhetherthepagecontainsoneupdateor100.‘limit‘defaultsto100andcannotexceed100,soafullpagecosts0.10** in Deepline usage, regardless of whether the page contains one update or 100. `limit` defaults to 100 and cannot exceed 100, so a full page costs 0.10. Each subsequent cursor page is a new call.
Use this feed when you want to poll global funding discoveries and qualify them against your own account list. It is not a company-specific monitor and it has no company, industry, round-stage, or source filter. The optional since field filters by when Deepline discovered an update.

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Get the first page

Inspect the live contract and price before calling it:
The first call returns up to the 100 most recent updates:
This is a direct read. If you need scheduled execution or durable processing, put the call in an owned Play or run it from your own scheduler; this endpoint does not create that schedule for you.

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Inputs and paging

The response orders updates most recent first. It includes has_more and next_cursor; when has_more is true, pass the exact next_cursor value in the next request. Do not construct or alter cursor values.

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Call the API

Use a workspace-scoped API key from a trusted server or worker. Do not expose the key in browser code.
For the next page, persist the prior response and build the request from its cursor. Only run this when the prior response has data.has_more: true.
The following is a representative response from the checked-in contract fixture:
Use update_id as your durable deduplication key. round can be Unknown when the source reports a raise without a disclosed stage; treat it as an unstaged round, not as a funding category.

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Choose a polling strategy

Store the last successful since timestamp and the completed cursor chain in your own system. Use since to narrow a later polling window, then consume all cursor pages for that window before advancing your checkpoint. The contract does not promise a publication cadence, so choose your polling interval based on how quickly your team needs to review new funding events. For a push-based external source that writes event rows into Deepline, use a Monitor. This funding endpoint remains a pull-only read feed.