Headers
PartnerApiKey (string) - API key associated with the partner.Partner API Key RequiredRequires
partner-api-key
for authentication to ensure only authorized partners can access this data.See 🔑 API Key Generation Guide for getting your API keyParams
- Country (string): The user’s bank information country. The values can me
- MX
- DO
- userId(string): The unique identifier of the user who owns this bank information.
Response
- id (string): The unique identifier for this bank information record.
- userId (string): The unique identifier of the user who owns this bank information.
- partnerId (string): The unique identifier of the partner that owns this bank information.
- bankName (string, optional): The name of the bank if it is not listed as a supported bank.
- accountNumber (string): The account number associated with this bank account.
- accountType (string): The type of the bank account.
- clabe (string, optional): The CLABE number specific to Mexican banks. This can be null if not applicable.
- country (string): The country where this bank account information is applicable.
- rampType (string): The type of transaction associated with this bank information.
- documentNumber (string): The user’s nationality identifier.
- supportedBankId (string, optional): The identifier of the supported bank. This field is null if the bank is not listed as a supported bank.
- createdAt (Date): The date and time when this bank information was created.
- updatedAt (Date): The date and time when this bank information was last updated.
Example
JSON
Use Cases
- On-Ramp Transactions: Retrieve the user’s bank information for an on-ramp process
Headers
Country code of the flow (MX or DO)
Api key for the affiliated partner that is performing the request
Path Parameters
The country to be used as filter for getting the user bank info.
Available options:
MX
, DO
, US
, AT
, BE
, BG
, HR
, CY
, CZ
, DK
, EE
, FI
, FR
, DE
, GR
, HU
, IE
, IT
, LV
, LT
, LU
, MT
, NL
, PL
, PT
, RO
, SK
, SI
, ES
, SE
, IS
, LI
, NO
, CH
, GB
, MC
, SM
, AD
, VA
Example:
"DO"
User identifier
Example:
"8374f327-38bd-4b0b-b8a7-2524599eb903"