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Recharge Previously Settled Transaction

post
https://api-test.qualpay.com/pg/recharge/

Creates a new sale transaction using cardholder data from a previous successful transaction.

Note: This operation is only available to merchant accounts. In the production environment, it requires special permissions; contact Qualpay Support to enable it.

Path Params
string
required

Original transaction ID for the original authorization transaction, found as pg_id in the Authorize, Sale, or Capture response.

Body Params

Payment Gateway Recharge Request

int64
required

Format: Variable length, up to 12 N
Description: Unique identifier in our system.

double
required

Format: Variable length, up to 12,2 N
Description: Amount to recharge using the payment data from a previous transaction.

string

Format: Variable length, up to 32 AN
Description: Use to indicate which company developed the integration or the name of the payment solution that is connected to us. Suggested usage is softwareABCv1.0 or companyXYZv2.0.

string

Format: Variable length
Description: This field contains a JSON array of field data that will be echoed back in the response message.

string

Format: Variable length, up to 4 N
Description: When a merchant has more than one location using the same currency, this value is used to specify the location for this request.

string

Format: Fixed length, 20 N
Description: Explicitly identifies which Payment Gateway profile should be used for the request.

string

Format: Variable length
Description: This field contains a JSON array of field data that will be included with the transaction data reported in Merchant Manager.

string

INTERNAL USE ONLY.

int64

INTERNAL USE ONLY.

boolean

INTERNAL USE ONLY.

int64

Format: Fixed length, 10 N
Description: Identifies the vendor to which this request applies.
Conditional Requirement: This field is required for Qualpay partner accounts.

Responses

Updated 6 months ago

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Updated 6 months ago