Chargebacks refer to the return of funds to a consumer, initiated by the issuing bank of the instrument used by a consumer to settle a debt. They occur in cases such as fraudulent transactions, disputes over transaction details, or when a consumer is dissatisfied with a purchase. The specific reasons for chargebacks can vary and are often coded for reference, as seen in the tables provided.
| Key | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| ExtId | External ID of the wallet | jkdc |
| IntId | Internal ID of the wallet | 32 |
| NotifCategory | Type of notification. 14 in this case. | 14 |
| NotifDate | Date and time the notification was created. Paris time. Format ISO8601 | 2016-03-02T16:44:55.883 |
| IdTransaction | Transaction ID | 210 |
| Amount | Transaction amount | 10 |
| Status | Transaction status: | 4 |
| 0: success | ||
| 4: pending | ||
| 6: error |
Example POST JSON notification:
{
"ExtId": "jkdc",
"IntId": "32",
"NotifDate": "2015-11-01T16:44:55.883",
"NotifCategory": "14",
"Status": "4",
"Amount": "10.00",
"IdTransaction": "204"
}