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Retrieve and analyze your online payment transactions including e-commerce orders, invoices, subscriptions, and remote payments. Essential for business reporting, customer management, and financial analysis.

Environment Selection: Use the optional X-Amwal-Key header to specify environment for filtering transactions.

Online Specific Features:

  • E-commerce order tracking and fulfillment
  • Invoice management and payment status
  • Subscription billing and renewal monitoring
  • Customer payment history and preferences
  • Revenue analysis and financial reporting

Common Use Cases:

  • Monthly revenue reporting and analysis
  • Customer payment behavior tracking
  • Invoice follow-up and collections
  • Subscription churn and retention analysis
  • E-commerce performance monitoring
  • Payment method preference analysis
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Path Params
string
required

Your store ID

Body Params
integer
≥ 1
Defaults to 1

Page number for pagination. Use this to navigate through multiple pages of results.

integer
1 to 100
Defaults to 10

Number of payment links to return per page. Maximum is 100. Higher values may impact performance.

string
length ≤ 100

Search term to filter payment links. Searches in title, description, customer name, email, terminal_id, and cashier_id. Case-insensitive.

string
enum
Defaults to all

Filter by payment mode. 'online' for traditional payment links, 'in_store' for POS transactions, 'all' for both.

Allowed:
string
length ≤ 50

Filter by specific branch. Useful for multi-location businesses to view transactions by location.

string
enum
Defaults to all

Filter by payment status. For in-store, 'Paid' transactions are most relevant for reporting.

Allowed:
date

Filter transactions from this date (inclusive). Format: YYYY-MM-DD

date

Filter transactions until this date (inclusive). Format: YYYY-MM-DD

string
enum
Defaults to created_at

Field to sort results by. Most commonly used is 'created_at' for chronological order.

Allowed:
string
enum
Defaults to desc

Sort direction. 'desc' shows newest/highest first, 'asc' shows oldest/lowest first.

Allowed:
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