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Consult Payee

This guide quickly demonstrates how to consult a payee in EBANX. We will walk you through the basic steps to achieve this goal using your already existing Direct API integration.

Instructions

Follow the steps below.

  1. Make sure you have all the mandatory fields in your request

    There are a few key parameters you need to provide to retrieve a payee. Check the table below for more details.

    FieldDescription
    integration_keyYour unique and secret integration key
    payee_uuidPayee uuid received on create endpoint response
  2. Send payout request to EBANX

    To retrieve a Payee, you will use the /ws/payee/retrieve endpoint.

    curl -X POST 'https://sandbox.ebanxpay.com/ws/payee/retrieve' \
    -d 'integration_key=your_test_integration_key' \
    -d 'payee_uuid=11bfcdc3-f323-4dd1-becc-a75235857fed' \

    And a successful creation will return a JSON Object with type "success" and the payee information.

    • The following example is an individual payee retrieve response:
    {
    "type": "success",
    "payee": {
    "uuid": "00648b6b-ac00-0100-0023-6b303689aaea",
    "name": "Han Solo",
    "email": "chew@bac.ca",
    "phone": "+5544919772017",
    "document": "85351346893",
    "document_type": "CPF",
    "birth_date": "11/18/1977",
    "status": "OP"
    }
    }
    • The following example is a company payee retrieve response:
    {
    "type": "success",
    "payee": {
    "uuid": "00648b6b-ac00-0100-0023-6b30368911ea",
    "name": "Star Wars Enterprise",
    "email": "lucas.george@sw.un",
    "phone": "+5544919772017",
    "document": "85351346800093",
    "document_type": "CNPJ",
    "birth_date": "11/18/1997",
    "status": "OP",
    "shareholders": [
    {
    "name": "Han Solo",
    "email": "chew@bac.ca",
    "phone": "+5544919772017",
    "document": "85351346893",
    "document_type": "CPF",
    "birth_date": "11/18/1977",
    "ownership_percent": "20",
    "country": "br"
    }
    ]
    }
    }

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