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Returns one payout, refreshed against the payment network on read, so this is authoritative, more so than a webhook you may have missed.

GET

Path parameters

  • orgIdstringRequired

    The opaque organization id issued to you, normally CUID-shaped (for example cmsx…). It is not an org_-prefixed alias. Pass it unchanged in every organization-scoped path.

  • payoutIdstringRequired

    Opaque payoutId returned by create or accept. Pass it unchanged.

Behavior

Build reconciliation against this and treat webhooks as the nudge to look.

Responses

200The payout

Body · Payout

  • payoutIdstringOptional
  • statusstringOptional

    A payout moves only along these transitions:

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    pending    -> processing | completed | failed | canceled
    processing -> completed | failed
    completed  -> failed                  (returned by the recipient's bank)
    
    • pending: accepted, reserved, not sent. The only cancelable state.
    • processing: handed to the payment network. Committed.
    • completed: the recipient was paid. Not absolutely final.
    • failed: not paid, or paid and then returned. Branch on failureCode.
    • canceled: you ended it before it was sent. It is not a failure, so it carries no failureCode; fundsReturned is true because the money never left.

    completed can still become failed. A receiving bank can return a payment days after settlement, giving failureCode: returned_by_bank and fundsReturned: true. Do not write a ledger that treats completed as immutable, and keep processing webhooks for a payout after it completes.

    Allowed values:pendingprocessingcompletedfailed
    Show 1 more valuecanceled
  • stagestringOptional

    Informational sub-state on a slow payout, so your support team can answer "where is it?". Non-authoritative: never branch integration behavior on it, and treat an unrecognized value as the status alone.

    Allowed values:awaiting_detailsunder_reviewsettling
  • failureCodestringOptional

    New codes may be added; treat an unknown one as execution_failed.

    Allowed values:quote_expiredinsufficient_fundslimit_exceededaccount_invalid
    Show 6 more valuesaccount_cannot_receivecompliance_rejectedauthorization_not_completedreturned_by_bankexecution_failedunknown
  • requiresFundingbooleanOptional

    Present and true when this payout is waiting on you to fund it from your own wallet. Absent on routings that settle on acceptance, so its presence is the signal.

  • fundsReturnedbooleanOptional

    Whether the money is back in your balance. Separate from failureCode, because the same cause can go either way depending on how far the payment got.

  • sourceAmountobject | nullOptional

    Always a decimal string, never a float and never base units. Floats lose cents at scale; base units mean every integrator re-derives the exponent.

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    • currencystringRequired
    • amountstringRequired
  • destinationAmountobject | nullOptional

    Always a decimal string, never a float and never base units. Floats lose cents at scale; base units mean every integrator re-derives the exponent.

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    • currencystringRequired
    • amountstringRequired
  • destinationAccountIdstring | nullOptional
  • feeobject | nullOptional

    The fee, already inside sourceAmount, deducted from the send not added on top, so destinationAmount = sourceAmount x rate still holds. The same value the event data and the payout row on /balance_transactions report. Null when the rail has not disclosed it, which is "not known", not zero.

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    • currencystringRequired
    • amountstringRequired
  • ratestring | nullOptional

    The effective rate: destinationAmount / sourceAmount, derived from this payout's own amounts with the fee inside, so destinationAmount = sourceAmount x rate always holds. Lower than the indicative mid-rate GET /rates showed for the same conversion by exactly the fee share; that is not the rate moving. Compare it to PreviewQuote.rate only after netting the fee. Always six decimal places, rounded half-up ("16.923250"). Null until the amounts are known.

  • referencestring | nullOptional
  • endUserobject | nullOptional

    Your own customer this payout is sent for: the party sending through your platform, never the recipient. In payroll the employer is the end user and the worker is the recipient; omit the object when you are the sender yourself. Attribution and the per-end-user daily cap key on id; it is not forwarded to the payment network and does not change the sender of record, which stays your organization. Echoed on the payout and in every webhook, so a support question is answerable without your own id map.

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    • idstringOptional

      Your stable identifier for the sending customer (not the recipient).

    • namestringOptional

      Person's display or legal name.

    • emailstring<email>Optional

      Person's email address in standard email format.

  • createdAtstring<date-time> | nullOptional
  • updatedAtstring<date-time> | nullOptional

    When this payout last changed. Carry the highest value you have seen as your updatedSince watermark. Without it in the payload the change feed cannot be paged.

  • completedAtstring<date-time> | nullOptional
  • expectedSettlementAtstring<date-time>Optional

    When the funds are expected to be available to the recipient, where the routing states a settlement timeline. Present only when known; an estimate, not a promise.

Errors

  • 401

    The key was refused. Nothing ran.

    • UNAUTHORIZED: missing, invalid or revoked, or a key on a route that does not accept one.
    • KEY_EXPIRED: the key passed the expiry it was issued with. Issue a new one; an expired key cannot be rotated.
    • KEY_IP_NOT_ALLOWED: the key is pinned to source addresses and this request came from another.
  • 403

    A valid key that may not make this call. Nothing ran.

    • FORBIDDEN: the key belongs to a different organization.
    • ACCOUNT_BLOCKED: API access for your organization is suspended, and every key is refused until we lift it. Contact support.
  • 404

    Unknown payout.

  • 429

    Too many requests. The default ceiling is 100 requests per minute per API credential on a 60-second window. High-volume payout and reconciliation routes declare a 600/minute override, and batch submission a 30/minute ceiling. A separate 2,000/minute per-source-IP abuse ceiling always applies.

    Obey Retry-After; it is in seconds and is authoritative. A 429 means the request was refused before the handler ran. Retry reads normally; retry an idempotent mutation with its same Idempotency-Key.

Error body · Error
  • typestringRequired

    Stable machine-readable code.

  • detailstringRequired

    What went wrong, in a sentence. Always a string, so detail.toLowerCase() is safe.

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    This is the field to read on BAD_REQUEST and PROVIDER_REJECTED, where the type alone does not name the condition.

  • messagestringRequired

    The same text as detail, kept for integrations written before detail existed. Read detail.

  • resolutionstringOptional

    What to do about it, when there is a specific answer. It is not on every error (it is absent on BAD_REQUEST, NOT_FOUND, PAYOUT_NOT_CANCELABLE and DESTINATION_ACCOUNT_NOT_FOUND), so treat it as optional and fall back to detail.

  • statusintegerRequired

    HTTP status, repeated in the body.

  • statusCodeintegerRequired

    The same value as status, kept for integrations written before status existed. Read status.

  • requestIdstringRequired

    Quote this to support and we can find the exact request. Also sent as the x-request-id response header, which is the only place it appears on a successful response. Success bodies do not carry it. Send your own x-request-id on the request and we use it, so your trace and ours share one identifier; otherwise we mint one.

  • errorsarray of stringOptional

    Present on VALIDATION_ERROR; names each field that failed.

  • originalIdempotencyKeystringOptional

    On DUPLICATE_REQUEST_DETECTED only. Send the request again with this to receive the original payout instead of making a second one. Without it there is no way to recover except by risking a double payment.

  • originalPayoutIdstringOptional

    On DUPLICATE_REQUEST_DETECTED only. The payout the first request created.

  • originalBatchIdstringOptional

    On a batch DUPLICATE_REQUEST_DETECTED. The run the first request created.

  • originalRequestIdstringOptional

    On a 409 PAYOUT_OUTCOME_UNKNOWN replay. The requestId of the call whose outcome is unknown; quote it to support.

  • existingRecipientIdstringOptional

    On BANK_ACCOUNT_ALREADY_LINKED. The recipient in your organization that already holds this account.

  • existingMethodIdstringOptional

    On BANK_ACCOUNT_ALREADY_LINKED. The payment method on that recipient.

Branch on type, never on the status or the message. Every error type is listed with what to do about it.

Avvio Partner Payouts · Payouts · operation getPayout

Try it: Get a payout

GET https://api.avvio.xyz/business/api/v1/payments/organizations/{orgId}/orders/{payoutId}

Test keys only. Sent as x-api-key through this site's proxy to the Avvio API, never saved, and cleared when you close this dialog.

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