Payment status request Open banking (Deposit)¶

The data transfer method can be POST or GET.

The request contains certain fields:¶

Field	Description
`merchant`	unique merchant identifier;
`order`	transaction number in the merchant system;
`co_inv_id`	unique transaction number (the number is transmitted to the merchant's Process URL after payment processing);
`sign`	digital signature with the merchant's key. The fields ‘merchant’, ‘order’, ‘co_inv_id’ are used. It is hashed by MD5 method. (see details in the ‘Digital Signature in Requests’ section).

GET /payment/status

https://<provided url>
/payment/status

Examples of the request:

{
    "merchant" : "M1VJDHSI6DYXS",
    "order" : "0001",
    "co_inv_id" : "1111111",
    "sign" : "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
}

In response to the request the data is returned in the JSON format:¶

Field	Description
`status`	transaction status: `Success` – the payment is completed successfully (final status) `Pending` – the payment is new or is in the line for processing `Fail` – the payment is canceled (final status) `Refund` – the payment was refunded (final status) `Error` – received data error (signature in the response is empty “sign” = “”);
`order`	transaction number in the merchant system;
`description`	status description;
`card_number`	card mask (in the format NNNNNNNNNN**NNNNNNN, where N is a digit);
`error_resolution`	This parameter will provide additional details of the main payment status. Non-final sub-statuses: 1. TRANSACTION_INITIATED - the transaction has been created 2. TRANSACTION_PROCESSING - the customer has started to go through the transaction flow 3. TRANSACTION_ACCEPTED - the customer's bank has accepted the payment 4. TRANSACTION_SUCCESS - the customer has successfully completed the payment. Final statuses: 1. fail - unsuccessful payment 2. TRANSACTION_CANCELLED - the customer has cancelled the payment 3. TIMEOUT - the payment term has expired 4. AML_BLOCKED - payment is blocked by AML 5. success - the money has been received 6. REFUNDED - payment is returned;
`sign`	digital signature with the merchant’s key.

Example of the response – Success status:

application/json

{
    "status" : "success",
    "order" : "0001",
    "description" : "Merchant payment success",
    "error_resolution" : "success",
    "card_number" : "530011******3333",
    "sign" : "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
}

Example of the response – Error status:

application/json

```json

{ "status" : "Error", "order" : "0001", "description" : "Merchant payment not found", "sign" : "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" } ```