We use the UTC date and time standard and so expect you to use this format YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss.ssssss . The meaning of the letters is defined in ISO 8601.
This is unclear on what the timezone is. I suspect what it's trying to say is that:
Bunq uses the ISO8601 datetime format standard
All datetimes are in the UTC timezone
But it's ambiguous. Furthermore the API could instead be sending Z-suffixed datetimes to make it completely unambiguous what timezone the datetimes are in ("2019-12-26 05:43:34.091865Z" instead of 2019-12-26 05:43:34.091865).
https://beta.doc.bunq.com/basics/api-conventions#time-formats
This is unclear on what the timezone is. I suspect what it's trying to say is that:
But it's ambiguous. Furthermore the API could instead be sending Z-suffixed datetimes to make it completely unambiguous what timezone the datetimes are in (
"2019-12-26 05:43:34.091865Z"instead of2019-12-26 05:43:34.091865).