The Electrum Regulated Payments API is an asynchronous API that allows partners to participate in various nationally regulated payment schemes.
This document describes the operations exposed by Electrum for partners to consume in order to initiate outbound or respond to inbound payments.
As the Regulated Payments API is asynchronous, partners have a choice of how to integrate with Electrum:
Webhooks: Electrum will send events to the partner containing inbound payments to action, or responses to outbound payment requests. Webhooks are defined in this document.
Partner API: Electrum will call operations exposed by the partner containing inbound payments to action, or responses to outbound payment requests. The operations are defined in the Electrum Regulated Payments Partner API.
Receiving transactional events via webhooks or API are equivalent, except that it may be more familiar or convenient to implement one style or the other. Partners may request the method of communication Electrum should use when selecting which payment schemes to participate in.
Date on which the amount of money ceases to be available to the agent that owes it and when the amount of money becomes available to the agent to which it is due.
supplementaryDataobject(SupplementaryData)
A list of key-value pairs to support adding any supplementary/additional data to an Electrum Regulated Payments API message.
Provides a reference to the direct debit mandate signed between the creditor and the debtor.
Note: This model is not relevant to the ZA_EFT scheme. Electrum will not process these fields for EFT payments (e.g. tracking days are not honoured for EFT).
mandateIdentificationstring<= 35 characters
Unique identification to unambiguously identify the mandate. This links the direct debit collection to the original mandate.
For DebiCheck, this field contains the scheme-assigned Mandate Reference Number which is the authoritative identifier for linking collections to mandates.
trackingDaysinteger[ 0 .. 99 ]
Specifies the number of days the direct debit instruction must be tracked. The debtor has this period to dispute the collection.