List Account Balances RESTful API
API Details
Use this request to return the balance on a specific account. The response will return two balance amounts:
- BOOKED_BALANCE - the balance on the account at a given point in time.
- AVAILABLE_BALANCE - the balance amount that may be used to initiate Credit Transfer payments.
For example:
- An Account initially has a
BOOKED_BALANCE
= €1,000.00;AVAILABLE_BALANCE
= €1,000.00 - A Credit Transfer for €400.00 is created with an execution date = tomorrow.
- When the payment is created it has an initial status = PENDING (i.e. it is not immediately debited from the account and credited to the beneficiary); a reserve (or hold) is placed on the funds.
- After creating this payment,
BOOKED_BALANCE
= €1,000.00;AVAILABLE_BALANCE
is now = €600.00.
Note that:
- At this point, €1,0000.00 is still credited on the account (the
BOOKED_BALANCE
) - €400.00 has been set aside for the payment that will be issued tomorrow.
- If you wanted to create a second Credit Transfer, at this point, you would only be able to create a payment up to a maximum value = €600.00 i.e. up to the total value of the
AVAILABLE_BALANCE
. - Once the payment is successfully credited to the beneficiary on its execution date (tomorrow, in this example), the
BOOKED_BALANCE
is updated to €600.00.
Note: This request uses the
dateuntil
parameter. This takes a Unix Epoch timestamp and defaults to the current date Swagger Reference:
Direct Debits & Credit Transfers
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