Settlement Events Webhook

post https://example.com/Settlement

Galileo POSTs to /Settlement to send Settlement Events to the client. A Settlement Event is triggered when a card financial transaction is settled or force posted.

Requests

The event data (described in the index pages that follow) will be in the body of the request, as JSON or form data.

JSON example (`application/json`)

{
  "type": "setl",
  "act_type": "VI",
  "amount": "10.75",
  "auth_id": "254568",
  "balance_id": "2011",
  "cad": "12534",
  "mcc": "5712",
  "merchant_location": "NEW YORK, NY",
  "merchant_name": "Widgets Incorporated",
  "merchant_number": "L4DIV6D5LM4X7LF",
  "network": "V",
  "open_to_buy": "500.00",
  "otype": "10",
  "pmt_ref_no": "155200002022",
  "prod_id": "1701",
  "prog_id": "305",
  "timestamp": "2019-10-09 11:20:33 MST"
}

Form example (`application/x-www-form-urlencoded`)

type=setl&act_type=VI&amount=10.75&auth_id=254568&balance_id=2011&cad=12534&mcc=5712&merchant_location=NEW+YORK%2C+NY&merchant_name=Widgets+Incorporated&merchant_number=L4DIV6D5LM4X7LF&network=V&open_to_buy=500&otype=10&pmt_ref_no=155200002022&prod_id=1701&prog_id=305&timestamp=2019-10-09+11%3A20%3A33+MST

Responses

Value	Description	Retransmit
0	Success	No
1	Parameters do not pass validation (parsing error)	No
2	Cardholder account not in system	No
3	General system failure	No
4	Authentication failed	No
5	Not ready to accept messages	Yes

JSON example

{
  "success_code": "0"
}

XML responses should use the webhook name (Settlement) as the envelope.

XML example

<Settlement><success_code>0</success_code></Settlement>