Testing ACH
When using the sandbox environment, you can use specific dollar amounts when creating payments and payouts to test failure, reversal, and return scenarios.
Valid Routing Numbers
Keep in mind that for the sandbox environment, you'll need to create a mock ACH account with one of the accepted routing numbers.
Payments Testing
When using the following payment amounts, the payment will either result in a failed status, or initially reach a successful paid status but later get reversed.
Payments with status: failed will have an additional errorCode explaining the reason. Payments that are reversed will have a nested reversal object.
Amount | Result | Description |
|---|---|---|
$7.01 | Payment with | Payment failure due to an invalid account number. |
$7.09 | Payment with | Failed payment due to insufficient funds. |
$7.13 | Payment with | Unauthorized payment claimed by customer or customer's bank. |
$7.19 | Payment that initially succeeds with | The payment initially succeeded, but was later reversed after settlement. |
Payouts Testing
When using the following payout amounts, the payout will either result in a failed status, or initially succeed but later get returned.
Payouts with status: failed will have an errorCode attribute explaining the reason. Payouts that are returned after initially succeeding will have a nested return object.
Amount | Result | Description |
|---|---|---|
$7.27 | Payout with | Payout transaction failed and was returned. |
$7.33 | Payout that initially succeeds with | The payout initially succeeded, but was later returned. |
Additional Error Codes
For a complete list of possible payment and payout error codes, visit Entity Errors.
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