Do V2 Orders created for capture expire after they've been *approved*?
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Do V2 Orders created for capture expire after they've been *approved*, i.e. Will the order status go from `APPROVED` -> `VOIDED` automatically after a period of time?
The reason I ask is we're concerned with storing orderIDs in our database which are in an 'active' state and, in the event of a service being down, may never become CAPTURED and therefore could potentially still be used to capture payment?
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PayPal's technical support got back to be re: this issue:
"Yes Orders do expire within 72 hours. In fact, you should create an authorization (or an immediate sale/capture) within the shortest timeframe possible."
"After that time you will receive HTTP 404 "not found" error on the Order ID - it's a temporary / session-like token only."
Thanks.

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