Overview

Use the Partner object to search and retrieve partner information.

Structure

Overview

Retrieve the account balance from your current payout period, detailed for each billing currency.

You can also search for the historical transfers issued by 2Checkout for your account, and filter the results based on payment date, method or invoice paid.

Overview

Use the OrderSearchOptions object to configure your search order options via JSON-RPC API 6.0.

Object parameters

Overview

Use the deletePromotionCoupon method to remove single or multiple coupons from a promotion.

Parameters

Response

Request

<?php

require ('PATH_TO_AUTH');

// Promotion code corresponding to the promotion you want to remove coupons from
$promotionCode = '';

// Define single coupon object
$promotionCoupon = new stdClass;
$promotionCoupon->Type = 'SINGLE';
$promotionCoupon->Code = 'YOUR_CODE_HERE';

// Define multiple coupon object
$promotionCoupon = new stdClass;
$promotionCoupon->Type = 'MULTIPLE';
$promotionCoupon->Codes = ['YOUR_CODE_1', 'YOUR_CODE_2'];

try {
    $updatedPromotion = $client->addPromotionCoupon ($sessionID, $promotionCode, $promotionCoupon);
}

catch (SoapFault $e) {
    echo "UpdatedPromotion: " . $e->getMessage();
    exit;
}

var_dump("UpdatedPromotion", $updatedPromotion);

Overview

2Checkout offers support for both standard and ZIP+4 ZIP codes.

Standard US ZIP codes

The standard ZIP code notation used by the United States Postal service uses five digits to identify a delivery area.

An example of a standard US ZIP code is 90210.

ZIP+4 codes

In addition to the classic five-digit ZIP codes used in the United States, 2Checkout also supports the use of ZIP+4 add-on ZIP codes, important when shipping physical goods.

The ZIP+4 system uses the basic five-digit code together with four additional digits to identify a geographic segment located within a five-digit delivery area. The segment can be a city block, a group of apartments or other mail receiving units that could benefit from the use of an additional identifier.

An example of a ZIP+4 ZIP code is 99577-0727.

Overview

Use the variables in the list below to customize the Payment failed (Direct Debit) shopper email notifications according to your needs.

Check the 'Mandatory' column to see the variables that are required in your customized version of the e-mail.

Overview

Copy card-on-file data available in the 2Checkout system from a source subscription to an imported target subscription. 2Checkout uses the existing payment information to charge customers as a part of the recurring billing (renewal) process.

Use the copyPaymentInfo method.

Requirements

The imported target subscription and the source subscription must belong to the same customer. The 2Checkout system checks to make sure that the 2Checkout Customer Reference (an internal identifier) coincides for the customer accounts associated to the target and source subscriptions.

Availability

Please contact 2Checkout directly if you wish to take advantage of this feature.

How does this method work?

1. Customer A purchases Subscription A using a VISA credit card and you import Subscription B for the same customer with no data or with an AMEX card.
2. When 2Checkout renews Subscription A, it charges Customer A using the VISA, while using the AMEX (if the data was provided) for Subscription B charges.
3. When you copy the payment data from Subscription A to Subscription B, the 2Checkout system uses the VISA credit card to renew both subscriptions according to with their respective recurring billing cycles. 2Checkout charges customers during the recurring billing process for the imported target subscription using the payment method they used to purchase the source subscription.

Parameters

Response

Request

<?php

require ('PATH_TO_AUTH');

var_dump($sessionID);
$TargetSubscription = 'FFAE3C9429';
$SourceSubscription = '9F4154733C';

$jsonRpcRequest = array (
'method' => 'copyPaymentInfo',
'params' => array($sessionID, $TargetSubscription, $SourceSubscription),
'id' => $i++,
'jsonrpc' => '2.0');

var_dump (callRPC((Object)$jsonRpcRequest, $host, true));

?>