Skerry/ Reference/ Limits, agents and approvals

The page behind an approval link

get/approve/{token}

The page behind an approval link. Public: the token is the credential. States the operation, amount, currency, destination, agent, mandate and why it was held. Opening it decides nothing.

Before you call

Scope
none
Moves money
no
Idempotency
none

Parameters

  • tokenstringrequired
    In the path

Responses

  • 200
    Success.
  • 202
    requires_approval — Not an error: the operation is held for a person. The body names the approval.
  • 400
    price_below_minimum — The price is below the smallest single payment for a method (detail.method, detail.minimum), or has a part of a cent. Set credit_only, raise the price, or drop the method.
  • 401
    dpop_invalid — The token is bound to a key and the DPoP proof was missing, wrong for this request, or already used.
  • 402
    payment_failed — The payer's bank or card refused. detail.reason says why in plain terms.
  • 403
    agent_payment_over_max — The merchant asks for more than max_amount. Nothing was signed. detail.asked_minor is the lowest price asked, in US cents.
  • 404
    not_found — No such object in this project — including one that belongs to somebody else.
  • 409
    token_not_issued — A delegated payment token could not be issued ready to use, for instance because the payer would have to act. Nothing was sent to the merchant.
  • 429
    too_many_waiters — This key already has as many requests waiting (?wait=) as it may. Let one finish, or read without wait.
  • 500
    internal_error — Ours. Quote the request_id and we can find the call.
  • 502
    platform_error — A provider failed. Safe to retry with the same Idempotency-Key.
  • 503
    oauth_unavailable — The authorisation server's keys could not be read, so tokens cannot be checked. API keys still work.

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