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Body Params
returnUrls
object
required
string
required
length between 1 and 255

Identifier from client. This value will be sent in the webhook payload alongside the ID you receive as part of the response of a transaction.

string
length between 8 and 11

Bank Identification Code

integer
required
1 to 99999999

Denomination in the smallest currency subunit, as for example eurocents.

string
length between 3 and 3
Defaults to EUR

ISO 4217 currency code

string
required
length between 1 and 35

Identification of the order within the merchant's system. Letters and numbers only.
Ultimately appears on the payment confirmation (statement and confirmation screen).

string
required
length ≤ 35

Description of the underlying value or reason of the payment.
Ultimately appears on the payment confirmation (statement and confirmation screen).

checkout
object

An iDEAL payment with iDEAL Checkout allows a User to centrally manage his shipping, invoice and contact details
in its iDEAL profile and provide these to a Merchant as part of the iDEAL payment.

Use this object to enable the iDEAL Checkout flow and specify the shipping costs and the debtor details to be
returned after a succesfull payments.

date-time
length ≥ 20

ISO 8601 date and time

string

Preferred language of the user interface

webhooks
array of objects

Webhooks enable receiving a web request once a given event occurs.
We won't do preventive rate-limiting in order to have the highest throughput possible.
However, we will honor 429 (Too-many-requests) responses per callback.
We use the Retry-After header to retry after a certain period. If the header was not set we use our default exponential delay implementation.

webhooks
Responses

Callback
Language
Credentials
OAuth2
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