Payout Status Callback

This is not an endpoint hosted by JPSL — it documents the request your own server must accept. Once a payout is processed, JPSL sends an asynchronous POST with the payout's final status to the callback URL you registered (via callbackUrl on the payout request, or during onboarding).

The URL shown in this reference (https://merchant-domain.example.com) is illustrative — replace it with your own callback endpoint.

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The body of the asynchronous POST JPSL sends to your registered callback URL once a payout has been processed. This is not an endpoint JPSL hosts — it is the request your own server must accept; the URL is the one you supply as callbackUrl when creating the payout (or register separately with JPSL, per your onboarding).

Discrepancy reproduced as-is: the source document's field table lists utrNo and paymentDate as nested under info (info.utrNo, info.paymentDate), but its own worked example places both fields at the top level, as siblings of info, not inside it. This schema follows the worked example (top-level utrNo/paymentDate); confirm the real shape against a live callback before relying on either placement.

string

Your internal reference number for this payout, as sent in the original request.

string

Entity ID for your organization.

string

Program ID related to the payout activity. Given as a string here, unlike programId elsewhere in this API (an integer) — reproduced as the source document states it.

info
object
string

Unique transaction reference number for a successful payment. Empty string when not applicable.

date

Payment date, format yyyy-MM-dd. Empty string when not applicable.

Response
200

Acknowledge receipt of the callback with a 2xx response. JPSL retries the callback if your endpoint does not respond successfully (retry policy not specified in the source document — confirm with JPSL).

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