Galileo POSTs to /Authorization to send Authorization Events to the client. An Authorization Event is triggered when a card financial transaction with an association occurs. This includes card authorizations and denied card authorizations due to invalid PIN, insufficient funds, inactive card, etc.

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": "denied_auth_gas",
  "account_id": "2011",
  "amount": "10.25",
  "balance": "500.00",
  "card_id": "12534",
  "mcc": "5712",
  "merch_loc": "NEW YORK, NY",
  "merch_name": "Widgets Incorporated",
  "merch_num": "L4DIV6D5LM4X7LF",
  "network": "V",
  "pmt_ref_no": "155200002022",
  "prod_id": "1701",
  "prog_id": "305",
  "timestamp": "2019-10-09 11:20:33 MST",
  "auth_id": "12303090"
}

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

type=denied_auth_gas&prod_id=1504&prog_id=255&pmt_ref_no=199999999998&merchant_name=DISCOUNT+FM+1&merchant_number=231000000129001&mcc=5541&merch_loc=ARCHER%2C+FLUS&auth_tran_type=5&amount=30.65&network=V&open_to_buy=2.95&auth_id=29143890&timestamp=2019-10-09+11%3A20%3A33+MST&account_id=388750&card_id=740724

Responses

JSON example

{
  "success_code": "0"
}

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

XML example

<Authorization><success_code>0</success_code></Authorization>