List expected payments

List and filter expected payments.

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Query Params
integer
0 to 100
Defaults to 25
uuid

The ID of the object from which your list request will start. It is not included in the result.

string
enum

Order is based on attribute created_at. If asc, results are fetched in chronological order. If desc, results are fetched in reversed chronological order. Default order is desc.

Allowed:
date

The creation date of the expected payment.

date

The creation date of the expected payment.

date

The expected date of the expected payment.

date

The expected date of the expected payment.

string
enum

The direction of the expected payment.

Allowed:
int32

The amount of the expected payment.

int32

The amount of the expected payment.

string

The currency of the payment.

boolean

If true, only canceled expected payments will be fetched.

uuid

The ID of the connected account related to the expected payment.

string
deprecated

The account number of the counterparty, which can be the IBAN or any other identification provided by the bank.

string

The external account number, which can be the IBAN or any other identification provided by the bank.

string
deprecated

The name of the counterparty.

string

The name of the external account holder.

string

The description of the expected_payment.

string
deprecated

The number of the virtual account linked to the expected payment.

string

The number of the internal account of type virtual linked to the expected payment.

string
enum

The reconciliation status of the expected payment.

Allowed:
uuid
deprecated

The ID of the counterparty of the expected payment.

uuid

The ID of the external account holder.

uuid
deprecated

The ID of the counterparty account of the expected payment.

uuid

The ID of the external account.

string
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