Sample Payment Transfer Request and Response in JSON Format

Using the below example, you can transfer a payment request for the 547019197259 payment.

Sample Payment Cancellation Request in JSON Format

{
    "C1-TransferPayment":
    {
        "paymentId": "547019197259"
        "paymentEventId": "",
        "transferType": "E",
        "paymentId": "",
        "transferReason": "ENTR",
        "matchType": "SA-ID",
        "matchTypeValue": "5571092420",
        "transferAmount": "200"
    }
}

Sample Payment Cancellation Response in JSON Format

{
    "C1-TransferPayment":
    {
        "paymentId": "547019197259"
        "paymentEventId": "",
        "transferType": "E",
        "paymentId": "",
        "transferReason": "ENTR",
        "matchType": "SA-ID",
        "matchTypeValue": "5571092420",
        "transferAmount": "200"
        {
            "paymentId": "547019197259",
            "paymentEventId": ""
            "paymentStatus": "Frozen",
            "messageValue": "",
            "statusCd": "Success",
            "paymentStatusDesc": ""
        }
    }
}

Note: We have given the above request and response samples to illustrate how the attribute value pairs should be structured while sending a payment transfer request from the external system. However, you should not seamlessly use this request sample in your environment because the required pre-requisite data may not be available in your environment. In such case, the system will give erroneous results.

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