SumUp Transactions API

Transactions represent completed or attempted payment operations processed for a merchant account. A transaction contains the core payment result, such as the amount, currency, payment method, creation time, and current high-level status. In addition to the main payment outcome, a transaction can contain related events that describe what happened after the original payment attempt. These events provide visibility into the financial lifecycle of the transaction, for example: - `PAYOUT`: the payment being prepared for payout or included in a payout to the merchant - `REFUND`: money returned to the payer - `CHARGE_BACK`: money reversed after the original payment - `PAYOUT_DEDUCTION`: an amount deducted from a payout to cover a refund or chargeback From an integrator's perspective, transactions are the authoritative record of payment outcomes. Use this tag to: - list transactions for reporting, reconciliation, and customer support workflows - retrieve a single transaction when you need the latest payment details - inspect `simple_status` for the current merchant-facing outcome of the payment - inspect `events` or `transaction_events` when you need refund, payout, or chargeback history Typical workflow: - create and process payments through the Checkouts endpoints - use the Transactions endpoints to read the resulting payment records - use the returned statuses and events to update your own order, accounting, or support systems

Operations 3

POST /v1.0/merchants/{merchant_code}/payments/{transaction_id}/refunds Refund a transaction #
GET /v2.1/merchants/{merchant_code}/transactions Retrieve a transaction #
GET /v2.1/merchants/{merchant_code}/transactions/history List transactions #

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OpenAPI Specification

sumup-transactions-api-openapi.yml Raw ↑
openapi: 3.2.0
info:
  title: SumUp REST Transactions API
  version: 1.0.0
  description: 'SumUp’s REST API operates with JSON HTTP requests and responses. The request bodies are sent through resource-oriented URLs and use the standard HTTP response codes.


    You can experiment and work on your integration in a sandbox that doesn''t affect your regular data and doesn''t process real transactions. To create a sandbox merchant account visit the dashboard. To use the sandbox when interacting with SumUp APIs create an API key and use it for authentication.'
  license:
    name: Apache 2.0
    url: https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html
servers:
- url: https://api.sumup.com
  description: Production server
tags:


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