Creating a Payment Method- ACH
ACH is only used for off-ramping. On-ramping with ACH is not available anymore.
When you create a Payment Method using this API it will return with a status of PENDING
. The Payment Method must be approved before it can be used. Once approved, the Payment Method will transition from PENDING
to ACTIVE
Using The LOCAL_TRANSFER Payment Method as a Transfer source
When using the Payment Method as the source of a Transfer you will need to use the SRN with the suffix :ach
. This will tell our system to route the transaction to the ACH network.
For example, to use the above payment method you would make a request that looks like: POST /v3/transfers
{
"source": "paymentmethod:PA-W7YN28ABCHT:ach",
"dest": "account:AC-XX38VYXUA84",
"sourceCurrency":"USD",
"destCurrency":"USD",
"sourceAmount": "100"
}
Create ACH Payment Method
POST
https://api.sendwyre.com/v2/paymentMethods
Request Body
publicToken
string
Public token
paymentMethodType
string
LOCAL_TRANSFER
is the required value for paymentMethodType
country
string
US
is the only supported country for this paymentMethodType
{
"id": "PA-W7YN28ABCHT",
"owner": "account:AC-XX38VYXUA84",
"createdAt": 1542771684392,
"name": "Plaid Checking 0000",
"defaultCurrency": "USD",
"status": "PENDING",
"statusMessage": null,
"waitingPrompts": [],
"linkType": "LOCAL_TRANSFER",
"beneficiaryType": "UNKNOWN",
"supportsDeposit": true,
"nameOnMethod": null,
"last4Digits": "0000",
"brand": null,
"expirationDisplay": null,
"countryCode": "US",
"nickname": null,
"rejectionMessage": null,
"disabled": false,
"supportsPayment": true,
"chargeableCurrencies": [ "USD" ],
"depositableCurrencies": [ "USD" ],
"chargeFeeSchedule": null,
"depositFeeSchedule": null,
"minCharge": null,
"maxCharge": null,
"minDeposit": null,
"maxDeposit": null,
"documents": [],
"srn": "paymentmethod:PA-W7YN28ABCHT"
}
Examples
{
"publicToken": "public-sandbox-c78b1564-44c9-426a-9ea3-3fdadcba2e10|AGdQ3KZwl9tdaedkMZAduw8vJD5GvyU1N48Zj",
"paymentMethodType": "LOCAL_TRANSFER",
"country": "US"
}
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