Remote Messaging API: chargeback notification

This message is to notify the client of Chargeback status updates.

Request

Path parameters

messageType

string,  required

Method name: chargeback.notification

detail

object,  required

The detail about chargeback status that should include chargeback status, claimId, chargeback details, lastModifiedDate, caseType

  • curl --location --request POST 'https://api.tutuka.com/remoteMessaging/v1_0/jsonMock.cfm' \
  • --header 'Authorization: CS-HMAC-SHA-256 Terminal=0061218987,Checksum=9AE9FC1FCA7602C7000B708CA10B396C0E44FF324976AF70D406C22DC0D89A9B' \
  • --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
curl --location --request POST 'https://api.tutuka.com/remoteMessaging/v1_0/jsonMock.cfm' \
--header 'Authorization: CS-HMAC-SHA-256 Terminal=0061218987,Checksum=9AE9FC1FCA7602C7000B708CA10B396C0E44FF324976AF70D406C22DC0D89A9B' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \

 

 

Response

STATUS200 OK

Schema

resultCode

string

As described in response reference below.

  • {
  • "resultCode": "0000"
  • }
{
    "resultCode": "0000"
}

 

Response reference

Response should contain all the same fields as the original request. In addition a resultCode will be always added and specific response information when that is required by the method. The resultCode will be a string field with values from the table below:

Value Meaning
0000 Message processed and confirmed
1000 API internal error
1022 Authorization error
1101 Balance limit exceeded
1102 Moving annual top up limit exceeded

NOTE:

  • The range of response codes may be expanded in the future. Ither response codes, not in the table above, should not be used without explicit written confirmation. The behavior of the system is undefined when using codes not in the listing.
  • Response codes should always be four-digit codes. For example, using “0” instead of “0000” (approval) can, and will, yield different than expected results.

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