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Body Params
string

Unique identifier for the object in your system.

int32
required

Amount in cents to be paid.

int32
required

The installments field specifies the number of payment installments for a transaction. It is commonly used in payment systems to divide the total amount into multiple payments over a specified period.

string
enum
required

The operation field specifies the type of payment process, with AUTH for authorizing funds only and AUTH_AND_CAPTURE for authorizing and capturing funds simultaneously.

Allowed:
string

The cardToken field represents a unique, secure identifier for the credit card, used in place of raw card data during the payment process.

string

The cardId field represents a unique identifier for a credit card. This field is required if the cardToken field is not provided.

string

The antifraudToken field represents a unique token generated to help identify and mitigate fraudulent activities during the payment process. see more https://sqala.readme.io/reference/credit-card#/step-1-include-the-antifraud-script-in-your-html

string
required

The ipAddress field represents the customer’s IP address used during the payment process, helping with fraud detection and transaction tracking. It's required when antifraudToken is set.

string

The softDescriptor field is used to specify a custom text string that appears on the customer’s bank statement to help them identify the transaction

payer
object
required

This object represents a payer of the payment

split
array of objects

This object represents a list of recipients who will receive part of the payment.

split
metadata
array of objects

Set of key-value pairs that you can attach to an object. This can be useful for storing additional information about the object in a structured format.

metadata
threeDSecure
object

The 3DS data field

Headers
string
enum
Defaults to application/json

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