user3029: I want to fund accounts I tag via account properties using the account monitor, but I want to understand how it can be started. 
The ardor account monitor can be started via the gui: https://ardordocs.jelurida.com/Account_Monitor

When starting the monitor via the GUI, do you have to leave the browser open?
What about starting it via the command line? 
Also how does fee-ratio work? Is there an example? 


user18874: There is no specific command line option to start the funding monitor. 
You can probably start it using a curl command after starting your node.
Q: When starting the monitor via the GUI, do you have to leave the browser open?
A: You can close your browser just keep your node running like with forging and bundling.
Q: Also how does fee-ratio work? Is there an example?
A: Fee ratio works like in any other API it is the conversion rate between child token and parent token used when the monitor submits its funding transactions.

3029: <p>I want to fund accounts I tag via account properties using the account monitor, but I want to understand how it can be started. </p>

<p>The ardor account monitor can be started via the gui: <a href="https://ardordocs.jelurida.com/Account_Monitor" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://ardordocs.jelurida.com/Account_Monitor</a></p>

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<li>When starting the monitor via the GUI, do you have to leave the browser open?</li>
<li>What about starting it via the command line? </li>
<li>Also how does fee-ratio work? Is there an example? </li>
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 18874: <p>There is no specific command line option to start the funding monitor. 
You can probably start it using a curl command after starting your node.</p>

<p>Q: When starting the monitor via the GUI, do you have to leave the browser open?
A: You can close your browser just keep your node running like with forging and bundling.</p>

<p>Q: Also how does fee-ratio work? Is there an example?
A: Fee ratio works like in any other API it is the conversion rate between child token and parent token used when the monitor submits its funding transactions.</p>
