Changelog

Pay-ins include the sender's details

Pay-in webhooks and pay-in responses now fill in the sender's details for bank inflows: customerAccountName, customerAccountNumber, customerBankName and sessionId. Before this fix, these fields could be empty.

Pay-ins show which account received the funds

Pay-in webhooks and pay-in responses now include a recipient object with the name and number of the account that was credited.

"recipient": {
  "accountName": "Ada Okafor",
  "accountNumber": "8012345678"
}

Either field is null when the provider does not return it. See the webhook events reference.

Multi-currency wallets in the dashboard

• Multi-currency: a page for each currency balance, with your swap history.
• Reports: open a transaction from a report to see its details.
• Receipts show the transaction reference and time.
• CSV exports include the account number.

Source references and settlement trends in the dashboard

• Transactions in the dashboard show their source reference.
• Settlements show a week-over-week comparison.

Settlements in the dashboard

• Settlements: a list of your settlements, and a details page with the transactions in each one.
• Card transactions: a page for card payments, with receipts.
• Compliance: setup is now split into steps, sections that need your attention are flagged, and you can add your bank details.

See the settlement guide.

Look up checkouts and payouts by your source reference

You can now find records using source_reference, the ID you assign when you create them.

• List checkout transactions by source reference.
• Get a payout transaction by source reference.
• List payouts and get a payout by reference.

Payout and transaction responses now include sourceReference.

Merchant agreement and account status in the dashboard

• Review and accept the merchant agreement from the dashboard.
• A set-password page completes account setup.
• If your business is deactivated, the dashboard now says so instead of failing to load.
• Transactions show a notice when stamp duty applies.

Atlas is live in Nigeria

Atlas is now available to businesses in Nigeria. You can integrate through the API or work directly in the dashboard.

• Checkout: start a checkout and let customers pay by bank transfer. See the checkout guide.
• Payouts: send NGN to any Nigerian bank account. See the payout quickstart.
• Customers: create, update, blacklist and reactivate the customers you transact with.
• Transactions: list your transactions or look one up by reference.
• Wallets: check your wallet balance.
• Banking: fetch the list of supported banks and confirm an account name before you pay out.