Transactions are the immutable additions and removals of money from your bank account. They're the equivalent of line items on your bank statement. To learn more, see Transactions and Transfers.
The identifier for the Account the Transaction belongs to.
The Transaction amount in the minor unit of its currency. For dollars, for example, this is cents.
The ISO 8601 date on which the Transaction occurred.
The ISO 4217 code for the Transaction's currency. This will match the currency on the Transaction's Account.
An informational message describing this transaction. Use the fields in source
to get more detailed information. This field appears as the line-item on the statement.
The Transaction identifier.
The identifier for the route this Transaction came through. Routes are things like cards and ACH details.
The type of the route this Transaction came through.
This is an object giving more details on the network-level event that caused the Transaction. Note that for backwards compatibility reasons, additional undocumented keys may appear in this object. These should be treated as deprecated and will be removed in the future.
A constant representing the object's type. For this resource it will always be transaction
.
Return the page of entries after this one.
Limit the size of the list that is returned. The default (and maximum) is 100 objects.
Filter Transactions for those belonging to the specified Account.
Return results after this ISO 8601 timestamp.
Return results before this ISO 8601 timestamp.
Return results on or after this ISO 8601 timestamp.
Return results on or before this ISO 8601 timestamp.
Return results whose value is in the provided list. For GET requests, this should be encoded as a comma-delimited string, such as ?in=one,two,three
.
Filter Transactions for those belonging to the specified route. This could be a Card ID or an Account Number ID.
The identifier of the Transaction to retrieve.