Transfer
The transfer feature helps you send funds to your customers/vendors in their local currency (NGN, GHS, ZAR, KES, UGX, RWF, TZS, and ZMW).
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The transfer feature helps you send funds to your customers/vendors in their local currency (NGN, GHS, ZAR, KES, UGX, RWF, TZS, and ZMW).
Last updated
NGN- Nigeria
Bank Transfer
GHS- Ghana
Bank Transfer and Mobile Money
ZAR- South Africa
Bank Transfer
KES- Kenya
Mobile Money
UGX- Uganda
Mobile Money
RWF- Rwanda
Mobile Money
TZS- Tanzania
Mobile Money
XOF- Côte d'Ivoire
Mobile Money
ZMW- Zambia
Mobile Money
For more Payout details check :
Content-Type
Set value to application/json
Post a request to the URL below, where the base URL is determined by the environment you are in.
POST {{baseurl}}/transaction/transfer
A transfer reference is a unique code that enables you to track, manage, and reconcile each transfer request in your integration. It helps prevent duplicate transactions. Ensure your reference has at least 16 alphanumeric characters and a maximum of 100 characters.
To benefit from this transfer reference system, you should generate and include it for every request. However, if you do not provide a reference or the provided reference does not conform to the required format, a reference would be automatically generated on your behalf in place of the provided one.
All merchants are subject to a standard daily transaction limit of N1 million (Naira) and an equivalent of $500 in other currencies. To transfer above this, please contact our support team via email (hello@startbutton.africa)
Currently we have 6 transaction statuses namely;
Initiated
The transaction has been initiated for payment
No
Pending
Transaction has been picked up for processing
No
Processing
The transfer has been picked up by our payment partner and awaiting confirmation
No
Successful
The transfer has been acknowledged and processed successfully.
Yes
Failed
Transfer could not be processed.
Yes
Reversed
The transfer was successful but we got reversed by the receiver's bank or operator. This usually signifies that the customer's bank is currently unable to accept the funds. In such cases, the transfer amount is refunded. The merchant has the option to attempt the transfer again at a later time.
Yes
Note:
bankCode/MNO
is dependent on the or mobile money operator, this can be gotten from our
Stay up to date with the status of your transaction. Once the status of a transaction changes, a . You can also retrieve the status of your transfer by calling the
Check out the Amount Limits and Settlement Timeline for each currency .