Create wallet account

post

https://api.uat.paymentology.com/ppws/api/pws/pws_wallet_account/

Allows to create an account in the Paymentology ledger.
The user can, optionally, create an external reference for this account should they require.
All accounts must sit within an account hierarchy in the ledger. This means that a parent account must be provided by the user.
The new account is then a child of the parent account.
This hierarchy is beneficial to the user as it allows accounts to be related as wallets and allows for reporting at multiple hierarchy levels.

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Body Params

ac_bill_ccy

string

required

length between 0 and 3

^[0-9]{3}$

Billing currency (Three digit ISO_4217 standard currency code . i.e. : 048 → BHD, 060 → BMD, 036 → AUD).

ac_name

string

enum

required

length between 0 and 50

^[^<>'"/;,`%]*$

account holder name.

Allowed:

ac_parent_id

int64

required

≥ 1

Parent account. Newly created accounts under a parent account will have parent child hierarchy.

ac_set_ccy

string

required

length between 0 and 3

^[0-9]{3}$

Settlement currency (Three digit ISO-4217 standard currency code . i.e. : 048 → BHD, 060 → BMD, 036 → AUD).

accounts

array of objects

required

accounts*

api_call_unique_identifier

string

required

length between 1 and 40

Unique number that must be passed at each API request. Identifier to make each API request unique

client_id

int32

required

≥ 1

Unique identifier for the client which Paymentology will provide at outset

user_id

string

length between 0 and 50

User Id of the Customer who triggered the API request.

remarks

string

length between 0 and 200

Remarks for API request

ac_desc

string

length between 0 and 100

^[^<>'"/;,`%]*$

Description for the account holder.

ac_ext_ref

string

length between 0 and 50

^[^<>'"/;,`%]*$

account external reference.

Responses

404

Webservices does not exist

500

Internal Server error

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