With Payiano you can retrieve list of Checkouts.
This API endpoint play a pivotal role in the success and operational
efficiency of your business. These endpoint facilitate seamless
integration of payment and checkout processes into business applications,
making it easier to handle transactions, track payments, and manage
financial data. They are essential for businesses aiming to provide
a smooth and secure online payment experience for their customers.
By leveraging these endpoint, businesses can streamline their operations,
reduce manual errors, and enhance the overall customer experience,
ultimately contributing to increased sales and customer satisfaction.
Access to such detailed checkout information is like having a powerful
tool that ensures your financial reports are accurate and trustworthy.
This makes your financial activities more reliable and trustworthy.
Checkouts are applied to various Payiano resources
like Payment Links, Invoices, Orders and Subscriptions.
GET/checkouts
Sandbox: https://api.payiano.dev/v1/checkouts
Live: https://api.payiano.com/v1/checkouts
Security
Authorization header with access token is required to access this endpoint: Bearer ACCESS-TOKEN
Your access token should be associated to this permission checkouts_view
Request
Request body schema:
application/json
Query parameters:
page
page
Type: integer|null
Default: 1
The page number to be retrieved, for the list of checkouts. So, a combination of page=1 and per_page=25 returns the first 25 checkouts. A combination of page=2 and per_page=25 returns the next 25 checkouts.
per_page
per_page
Type: integer|null
Default: 25
Possible values: [1 ... 200]
The maximum number of checkouts to return in the response.
A list of additional checkout relations to return, if available. Feel free
to send the relations you would like to return with every item. See Including Resources to better understand how this is working.
Response
200
Response schema:
application/json
Response body:
total_pages
total_pages
Type: integer
The total number of pages that are available for the checkouts search criteria.
current_page
current_page
Type: integer
The current pagination page.
per_page
per_page
Type: integer
The amount of checkouts items return per page.
total_items
total_items
Type: integer
The total number of checkouts that match the search criteria.
items
items
Type: array_of_objects
The list of checkouts that match the search criteria.
id
id
Type: ulid
Length: 26
The unique ID assigned to each checkout which is generated
by our system using the ULID format. Each ID is
precisely 26 characters long, ensuring a unique and consistent
identifier for every checkout. This ULID is
automatically created by our system and is used to uniquely identify
and track each checkout in our database.
payable_id
payable_id
Type: ulid
The checkout payable model ID.
payable_type
payable_type
Type: enum
Possible values:
["PAYMENT_LINK"]
The checkout payable model type.
currency_code
currency_code
Type: enum
Possible values:
["EGP"]
The three-character ISO-4217 Currency Code that identifies the currency for the checkout. Your business
should be eligible to use the selected currency code.
paid_amount
paid_amount
Type: decimal
The checkout amount value that has already been paid. The length includes the value, the decimal digit and the decimal value. The API accepts 2 digits like 50.53.
total_amount
total_amount
Type: decimal
The checkout total amount value that is due. The length includes the value, the decimal digit and the decimal value. The API accepts 2 digits like 50.53.
remaining_amount
remaining_amount
Type: decimal
The checkout remaining amount to be paid. The length includes the value, the decimal digit and the decimal value. The API accepts 2 digits like 50.53.
is_completed
is_completed
Type: boolean
This attribute indicates whether the checkout is completed or not.
is_coupon_allowed
is_coupon_allowed
Type: boolean
This attribute indicates if coupons are allowed for this checkout.
has_billing_address
has_billing_address
Type: boolean
This attribute indicates the customer needs to provide their billing address or not.
has_shipping_address
has_shipping_address
Type: boolean
This attribute indicates the customer needs to provide their shipping address or not.
This attribute tells that what stage the checkout is in.
error_redirect_url
error_redirect_url
Type: url|null
Max: 1000
This attribute specifies the URL to which a user is redirected to in case of a failure in the
checkout's process. It is used for error handling and user experience improvement, allowing users
to be informed and take appropriate actions in case of a process failure. The URL should be
carefully crafted to provide useful information or alternatives to the user following a
failure event.
success_redirect_url
success_redirect_url
Type: url|null
Max: 1000
Similar to error_redirect_url, this attribute defines the URL where users are redirected
after a successful operation or transaction within the checkout. It's a critical part of user
experience, ensuring users are guided to the correct next step or confirmation page after a
successful interaction.
pay_action
pay_action
Type: enum|null
Default: PAY
Possible values:
["PAY","BOOK","RENT","DONATE","SUBSCRIBE"]
The checkout pay action.
fee_strategy
fee_strategy
Type: enum
Default: DEFAULT
Possible values:
["PAYEE","PAYER","DEFAULT"]
The checkout applied transactions processing Fees Strategy.
urls
urls
Type: object
A collection of URLs related to the checkout.
url
url
Type: url
This is the full URL to the checkout page. It's a direct link that takes
you to the specific page where the transaction or payment process happens.
This link is typically unique and you can use it to share the checkout
page with your customers.
qr_code_url
qr_code_url
Type: url
This is the unique QR code image URL for the checkout. When user scans
this QR they will be redirected to the correct checkout pay page to proceed
the payment.
paid_at
paid_at
Type: datetime|null
This attribute indicates when the checkout was paid.
This attribute can be formatted as an ISO 8601
string or a UNIX timestamp in milliseconds,
depending on the preferred datetime format specified in the request header (e.g., 2024-08-04T14:22:01Z or
1722572118554). By default, the format is UNIX
timestamp in milliseconds.
payer
payer
Type: object|null
The checkout payer model details.
name
name
Type: string
Min: 2
Max: 100
This is the fundamental attribute representing the payer's full legal or
preferred name. It's used in all forms of communication and identification.
It's crucial for personalization and ensures that all correspondences and
documents are correctly addressed.
email
email
Type: string
Min: 5
Max: 255
The email address is a key point of contact for digital communication. It's
used for sending transactional emails, marketing material, and support communications.
phone_number
phone_number
Type: string
This attribute stores the payer's mobile number. It's essential for direct
contact, SMS notifications, and can also be used in cases where email communication
is insufficient or inappropriate.
shipping_address_as_billing_address
shipping_address_as_billing_address
Type: boolean
This attribute indicating whether the payer's shipping address is identical to their
billing address. This simplifies the process for payers who use the same address for
both purposes and streamlines data entry and management.
billing_address
billing_address
Type: object|null
The checkout payer billing address details. This attribute is only
required if checkout has billing address.
country_code
country_code
Type: string
Specify the unique two-letter country code ( e.g EG, SA or AE )
corresponding to the country where payer is located. This code is part of the standard
international country codes set by the ISO .
line_one
line_one
Type: string
Min: 2
Max: 255
This attribute is the primary address line. This is where the first part of the
address is written, usually the house number and street name. It's where the mail
starts to find where you live or work.
line_two
line_two
Type: string|null
Min: 2
Max: 255
An optional secondary address line used for additional information like apartment,
suite, or building numbers that help refine the location for delivery services.
city
city
Type: string
Min: 2
Max: 50
This attribute specifies the city in which the address is located. It's essential
for routing mail and deliveries within the correct geographical area.
state
state
Type: string|null
Min: 2
Max: 50
The state or region attribute further narrows down the location, especially in
countries with large geographical areas divided into states, provinces, or regions.
zip_code
zip_code
Type: string|null
Min: 2
Max: 30
Also known as postal code in some regions, this numeric or alphanumeric code is
critical for sorting mail and determining delivery routes with precision.
phone_number
phone_number
Type: string|null
Max: 30
A primary contact number that can be a mobile or cellular number, providing a
direct line to the individual or entity associated with the address.
landline_number
landline_number
Type: string|null
Max: 30
An alternative to the mobile number, this is a fixed-line telephone number
associated with the location, useful for contact purposes where mobile signals
may be unreliable.
fax_number
fax_number
Type: string|null
Max: 30
Not used as much these days, but it's a number where you can receive documents
sent over a telephone line.
note
note
Type: string|null
Min: 2
Max: 255
This free-text field allows for additional information or special instructions
related to the address or delivery preferences to be included.
first_name
first_name
Type: string|null
Min: 2
Max: 50
The given name of the individual associated with the address, important for
personalizing communication and ensuring the correct recipient for mail or
services.
last_name
last_name
Type: string|null
Min: 2
Max: 50
The family or surname of the individual, completing the personal identification
and used in conjunction with the first name for full clarity on the recipient's
identity.
location
location
Type: object|null
This attribute is used to offer a precise, geographical identification of a
place, which is crucial for various applications like mapping, navigation,
and location-based services.
lat
lat
Type: decimal
Min: -90
Max: 90
This stands for latitude. It's a way to tell exactly where the address is
on the Earth using GPS. It tells you how far north or south the place is.
lng
lng
Type: decimal
Min: -180
Max: 180
This is the longitude. Like latitude, but it tells you how far east or west
the place is. Together with latitude, it can pinpoint any location on the globe.
country
country
Type: object
This attribute is used to offer a precise, geographical identification of a
place, which is crucial for various applications like mapping, navigation,
and location-based services.
code
code
Type: string
It implies the unique two-letter country code ( e.g EG, SA or AE )
corresponding to the country. This code is part of the standard international country
codes set by the ISO .
dial_code
dial_code
Type: string
The international dialing code for the country, such as +1 for the United States,
+44 for the United Kingdom or +20 for Egypt. This code is crucial for
making international telephone calls and can be used in applications that require user
phone number verification.
currency_code
currency_code
Type: string
This attribute describes the official currency used in the country, typically denoted
by its ISO currency code, such as USD for the United States Dollar,
EUR for the Euro or EGP for Egyptian Pound.
name
name
Type: string
The official name of the country in English. This is the commonly recognized name that
would be used in international contexts and is essential for any application that
references countries by name.
name_ar
name_ar
Type: string|null
The name of the country in Arabic. This attribute is particularly useful for applications
serving Arabic-speaking users, allowing for a localized experience by presenting country
names in the native script.
lang
lang
Type: string|null
This attribute represents the primary language spoken in the country. It's typically
expressed in ISO 639-1 format, a two-letter code identifying the language,
making it easier for applications to adapt content or interfaces according to the user's
region.
flag
flag
Type: string|null
A Unicode representation of the country's flag. Unlike an image URL, Unicode flags
are character codes that render as the country's flag emoji across compatible digital
platforms. This allows for easy integration of flags into text-based content and
interfaces without needing external images.
shipping_address
shipping_address
Type: object|null
The checkout payer shipping address details. This attribute is only
required if checkout has shipping address.
country_code
country_code
Type: string
Specify the unique two-letter country code ( e.g EG, SA or AE )
corresponding to the country where payer is located. This code is part of the standard
international country codes set by the ISO .
line_one
line_one
Type: string
Min: 2
Max: 255
This attribute is the primary address line. This is where the first part of the
address is written, usually the house number and street name. It's where the mail
starts to find where you live or work.
line_two
line_two
Type: string|null
Min: 2
Max: 255
An optional secondary address line used for additional information like apartment,
suite, or building numbers that help refine the location for delivery services.
city
city
Type: string
Min: 2
Max: 50
This attribute specifies the city in which the address is located. It's essential
for routing mail and deliveries within the correct geographical area.
state
state
Type: string|null
Min: 2
Max: 50
The state or region attribute further narrows down the location, especially in
countries with large geographical areas divided into states, provinces, or regions.
zip_code
zip_code
Type: string|null
Min: 2
Max: 30
Also known as postal code in some regions, this numeric or alphanumeric code is
critical for sorting mail and determining delivery routes with precision.
phone_number
phone_number
Type: string|null
Max: 30
A primary contact number that can be a mobile or cellular number, providing a
direct line to the individual or entity associated with the address.
landline_number
landline_number
Type: string|null
Max: 30
An alternative to the mobile number, this is a fixed-line telephone number
associated with the location, useful for contact purposes where mobile signals
may be unreliable.
fax_number
fax_number
Type: string|null
Max: 30
Not used as much these days, but it's a number where you can receive documents
sent over a telephone line.
note
note
Type: string|null
Min: 2
Max: 255
This free-text field allows for additional information or special instructions
related to the address or delivery preferences to be included.
first_name
first_name
Type: string|null
Min: 2
Max: 50
The given name of the individual associated with the address, important for
personalizing communication and ensuring the correct recipient for mail or
services.
last_name
last_name
Type: string|null
Min: 2
Max: 50
The family or surname of the individual, completing the personal identification
and used in conjunction with the first name for full clarity on the recipient's
identity.
location
location
Type: object|null
This attribute is used to offer a precise, geographical identification of a
place, which is crucial for various applications like mapping, navigation,
and location-based services.
lat
lat
Type: decimal
Min: -90
Max: 90
This stands for latitude. It's a way to tell exactly where the address is
on the Earth using GPS. It tells you how far north or south the place is.
lng
lng
Type: decimal
Min: -180
Max: 180
This is the longitude. Like latitude, but it tells you how far east or west
the place is. Together with latitude, it can pinpoint any location on the globe.
country
country
Type: object
This attribute is used to offer a precise, geographical identification of a
place, which is crucial for various applications like mapping, navigation,
and location-based services.
code
code
Type: string
It implies the unique two-letter country code ( e.g EG, SA or AE )
corresponding to the country. This code is part of the standard international country
codes set by the ISO .
dial_code
dial_code
Type: string
The international dialing code for the country, such as +1 for the United States,
+44 for the United Kingdom or +20 for Egypt. This code is crucial for
making international telephone calls and can be used in applications that require user
phone number verification.
currency_code
currency_code
Type: string
This attribute describes the official currency used in the country, typically denoted
by its ISO currency code, such as USD for the United States Dollar,
EUR for the Euro or EGP for Egyptian Pound.
name
name
Type: string
The official name of the country in English. This is the commonly recognized name that
would be used in international contexts and is essential for any application that
references countries by name.
name_ar
name_ar
Type: string|null
The name of the country in Arabic. This attribute is particularly useful for applications
serving Arabic-speaking users, allowing for a localized experience by presenting country
names in the native script.
lang
lang
Type: string|null
This attribute represents the primary language spoken in the country. It's typically
expressed in ISO 639-1 format, a two-letter code identifying the language,
making it easier for applications to adapt content or interfaces according to the user's
region.
flag
flag
Type: string|null
A Unicode representation of the country's flag. Unlike an image URL, Unicode flags
are character codes that render as the country's flag emoji across compatible digital
platforms. This allows for easy integration of flags into text-based content and
interfaces without needing external images.
created_at
created_at
Type: datetime
The created datetime of the checkout.
This attribute can be formatted as an ISO 8601
string or a UNIX timestamp in milliseconds,
depending on the preferred datetime format specified in the request header (e.g., 2024-08-04T14:22:01Z or
1722572118554). By default, the format is UNIX
timestamp in milliseconds.
updated_at
updated_at
Type: datetime
The updated datetime of the checkout.
This attribute can be formatted as an ISO 8601
string or a UNIX timestamp in milliseconds,
depending on the preferred datetime format specified in the request header (e.g., 2024-08-04T14:22:01Z or
1722572118554). By default, the format is UNIX
timestamp in milliseconds.