transfer_id. On a successful request, the API responds with the modified transfer entity.
Request
Curl
Response
Success
Parameters
id mandatory
: string Unique identifier of the transfer for which settlement configurations should be modified.
Parameters
on_hold mandatory
: boolean Indicates whether the account settlement for transfer is on hold. Possible values:
true: Put the transfer settlement on hold.false: Releases the settlement. For example, if the settlement schedule is T+10 days, a transfer made withon_holdset to true will not be settled even after 10 days, as it is on hold. If the hold is disabled onT+15day, the amount will be settled to the Linked Account by the next working day.
on_hold_until optional
: integer Timestamp, in Unix, that indicates until when the settlement of the transfer must be put on hold. If no value is passed, the settlement is put on hold indefinitely. For example, if a transfer is created with on_hold_until timestamp defined as 1583991784, the settlement will be held off until the specified time period. The amount will be settled to the Linked Account only on the next day.
Parameters
id
: string Unique identifier of the transfer.
entity
: string The name of the entity. Here, it is transfer.
transfer_status
: string The status of the transfer. Possible values are:
createdpendingprocessedfailedreversedpartially_reversed
settlement_status
: string The status of the settlement. Possible values are:
pendingon_holdsettled
source
: string Unique identifier of the transfer source. The source can be a payment or an order.
recipient
: string Unique identifier of the transfer destination, that is, the Linked Account.
amount
: integer The amount to be transferred to the Linked Account, in paise. For example, for an amount of ₹200.35, the value of this field should be 20035.
currency
: string ISO currency code. We support route transfers only in INR.
amount_reversed
: integer Amount reversed from this transfer for refunds.
notes
: json object Set of key-value pairs that can be associated with an entity. These pairs can be useful for storing additional information about the entity. A maximum of 15 key-value pairs, each of 256 characters (maximum), are supported. For example, "region": "south", "city": "Bangalore".
error
: string Provides error details that may occur during transfers.
code
: string Type of the error.
description
: string Error description.
field
: string Name of the parameter in the API request that caused the error.
source
: string The point of failure in the specific operation. For example, customer, business and so on.
step
: string The stage where the transaction failure occurred. Stages can be different depending on the payment method used to make the transaction.
id
: string Unique identifier of the transfer.
reason
: string The exact error reason. It can be handled programmatically.
linked_account_notes
: array List of keys from the notes object which needs to be shown to Linked Accounts on their Dashboard. For example, "region", "city". Only the keys will be shown, not values.
on_hold
: boolean Indicates whether the account settlement for transfer is on hold. Possible values:
true: Puts the settlement on hold.false: Releases the settlement.
on_hold_until
: integer Timestamp, in Unix format, indicates until when the settlement of the transfer must be put on hold. If no value is passed, the settlement is put on hold indefinitely.
recipient_settlement_id
: string Unique identifier of the settlement.
created_at
: integer Timestamp, in Unix, at which the record was created.
Errors
The api key/secret provided is invalid- code: 4xx
- description: This error occurs when there is a mismatch between the API credentials passed in the API call and the API credentials generated on the Dashboard.
- solution: Make sure the API Keys are active and entered correctly. Also, there should not be any whitespaces before or after the keys.
- code: 400
- description: This error occurs when the amount is less than the minimum amount. The transaction amount expressed in the currency subunit, such as paise (in INR) should always be greater than or equal to ₹1.
- solution: Make sure the amount is equal to or greater than the minimum amount of ₹1.
- code: 400
- description: This error occurs when you pass an invalid
transfer_idin the API endpoint. - solution: Make sure to pass a vaild
transfer_id.